LDR 300 Wk 4 – Practice: Knowledge Check

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LDR 300 Wk 4 - Practice: Knowledge Check
LDR 300 Wk 4 – Practice: Knowledge Check
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 LDR 300 Wk 4 – Practice: Knowledge Check

Which of the following is the  sequence of events that take place in stress management according to the A-B-C model?

Multiple Choice

  • triggering event, feelings and behaviors, your thinking
  • triggering event, feelings and behaviors
  • triggering event, your self-talk, feelings and behaviors
  • triggering event, self-talk, group brainstorming for a solution

 

 

A way to maximize the benefits of a meeting is to

Multiple Choice

  • provide pertinent reports and support materials to all participants.
  • encourage participation.
  • stick to the agenda.
  • pick a time and place as convenient as possible for all participants.

 

 

Which of the following is a key developmental objective of leaders in the second quadrant of the credibility matrix?

Multiple Choice

  • building expertise and technical competence
  • building relationships with co-workers
  • developing leadership knowledge and skills
  • sharing personal mission statements

 

 

_____ use a graphic approach to depict systematically the root causes of a problem, the relationships between different causes, and potentially a prioritization of which causes are most important.

Multiple Choice

  • Force field analyses
  • Cause analysis approaches
  • Cause-and-effect diagrams
  • Root-cause diagrams

 

 

The degree to which someone tells others something and ensures that they understand what was said is called

Multiple Choice

  • expression effectiveness.
  • the intention component.
  • active communication.
  • communication effectiveness.

 

 

Transformational leadership

Multiple Choice

  • occurs when leaders and followers are in some type of exchange relationship in order to get needs met.
  • occurs when a person possesses authority not because of tradition but because of the laws that govern the position occupied.
  • occurs when the traditions of society dictate who has authority and how this authority can be used.
  • serves to change the status quo by appealing to followers’ values and their sense of higher purpose.

 

 

The “S” in the SARA model refers to

Multiple Choice

  • systems.
  • situation.
  • shock.
  • stress.

 

 

The formula for the rational approach to change is

Multiple Choice

  • C = D × O × L × T.
  • C = D × M × P > R.
  • C = D × O × T > R.
  • C = M × R × D > P.

 

 

According to Burns, _____ occurs when leaders and followers are in some type of exchange relationship to get needs met.

Multiple Choice

  • laissez-faire leadership
  • transactional leadership
  • facilitative leadership
  • transformational leadership

 

 

Which of the following is an approach that asks leaders to think about their organization as a set of interlocking systems and explains how changes in one system can have intended and unintended consequences for other parts of the organization?

Multiple Choice

  • leadership-versatility approach
  • viable systems approach
  • systems thinking approach
  • critical thinking approach