Exam 8: Charismatic and Transformational Leadership

________ is a Greek word that means "divinely inspired gift."

Which form of communication is MOST effective when trying to explain a vision?

What are some differences between charismatic and transformational leadership?

The awestruck effect means that followers of charismatic leaders are more likely to openly express their emotions than followers of noncharismatic leaders.

The consequences for followers are ________with a positive charismatic leader than with a negative charismatic.

According to Harrison, subordinating member needs to the mission ________.

What is the difference between self-efficacy and collective efficacy?

Transactional leadership motivates followers by appealing to their self-interest and exchanging benefits.

Transactional leadership is not likely to generate commitment to task objectives.

Charismatic leadership is BEST understood by examining which of the following?

Transformational leaders are MOST likely to be considered as ________.

Charisma is more likely to be attributed to leaders who advocate a vision that is ________.

A leader who supports the status quo or advocates only small, incremental changes will not be viewed as charismatic.

Which statement is true?

Which of the following is LEAST likely to result in a leader being viewed as charismatic?

If the leader expresses strong confidence in an innovative strategy, ________.

________ is defined in terms of looking for mistakes and enforcing rules to avoid mistakes.

What are some negative consequences of charismatic leaders?

According to Antonakis and colleagues, what are three ways that charismatics communicate their leadership qualifications and expectations to potential followers?

________ occurs when a leader who is very positive and enthusiastic influences the enthusiasm of followers for the work and their perception that they can accomplish difficult objectives.