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leadership vs. followers
37問 • 1年前
  • Jay ann Abutal
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  • 1

    as defined by the American Psychiatric Association, signifies the relatively fixed or continuing group of an individual personality attributes of a person or the characteristic patter of behavior of an individual. The social, emotional and intellectual manifestation of a character are called personality, and character is roughly equivalent to personality.

    character

  • 2

    Philosophy of morals or the standard character set up by any race or nation

    ethic

  • 3

    study and philosophy of human conduct, emphasizing determination of right and wrong or to the basic principles of right action.

    ethics

  • 4

    The combination of qualities distinguishing any person or class of persons; any distinctive trait or mark, or such marks traits collectively belonging any person, class or race.The combination of qualities distinguishing any person or class of persons; any distinctive trait or mark, or such marks traits collectively belonging any person, class or race.

    character

  • 5

    The inherent complex of attributes that determine a person's moral and ethical actions and reactions. The mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual sometimes used interchangeably v the word "personality"

    character

  • 6

    is the most important of all the factors responsible for personality development.

    parental influence

  • 7

    cradle of human character and personality largely contribute to the character formation of a child. (parents is the first educators of children)

    home environment

  • 8

    plays a major role in shaping child's personality.

    school environment

  • 9

    different character and values because of different cultures everyone is exposed.different character and values because of different cultures everyone is exposed.

    culture

  • 10

    These are attributes such as integrity, honesty, courage, loyalty, fortitude and other important virtues that promotes good behavior and habits. (honest, responsibility, adaptability, patience etc.

    Positive Character / Good Character / Positive Trait

  • 11

    person's predisposition to commit evil acts. (propensity for lying, rigid, selfish, laz temper etc.)

    Negative Character / Negative Character / Negative Trait

  • 12

    Commonly used to describe a perso doesn't pick sides in disputes; neutral also pegs anything that refuses hold.

    Neutral Character / Neutral Trait

  • 13

    - A type of person with this type of character is ever enthusiastic for he knows his limitations and potentialities.

    Self-realized

  • 14

    refers to a jealous or acquisitive character. (arrogant, repulsive, slanderer)

    covetous

  • 15

    type of person hard to please, thinks that world run due to him.

    Egoistic / Overbearing / Bossy / Tall-Talker

  • 16

    sinner and criminal (offensive character)

    anti-social

  • 17

    expresses sincere thanks and go extra mile.expresses sincere thanks and go extra mile.

    insincere

  • 18

    Confidence

    complacement

  • 19

    Condition in accordance with right principles, as defined by given system of ethics or professional conduct.

    ethical

  • 20

    Synonymous to; dutiful, ethical, excellent, faithful, good, honest, honorable, incorruptible, just, pious, religious, right, righteous, true, upright, virtuous, and worthy.

    moral

  • 21

    low in critical thinking & involvement

    passive

  • 22

    high involvement, low critical thinking (lack of initiative)

    confromist

  • 23

    high in critical thinking & involvement (more initiative)

    effective

  • 24

    low involvement, high in critical thinking (low initiative but skilled)

    allienated

  • 25

    exhibit little style from the 4 styles depending on u style is fit to the situation.

    conformist

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    leadership is shared to follower

    leader follower

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    the use of power, politics, and negotiation

    influence

  • 28

    shared purpose and goals-

    organization objectives

  • 29

    change in status quo, systems, strategies and innovations

    change

  • 30

    leading people through relationships.

    people

  • 31

    this strategy is strongly disciplinary, and called a leadership style of telling. The leader gives instruction to the members of his team and then uses various incentives and punishments either appreciate or punish what they do in response.

    transactional

  • 32

    this is style of leadership by empowering their workers to change, leaders are trying to enhance or transform the individual or group into which they lead

    transformational

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    "serve first and lead" (what can I do to help you).

    servant

  • 34

    "participatory leadership" respect other ideas

    democratic

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    contrary to democratic leadership

    autocratic

  • 36

    "by the book"

    Bureaucratic Leadership

  • 37

    charismatic personalities

    charismatic

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    as defined by the American Psychiatric Association, signifies the relatively fixed or continuing group of an individual personality attributes of a person or the characteristic patter of behavior of an individual. The social, emotional and intellectual manifestation of a character are called personality, and character is roughly equivalent to personality.

    character

  • 2

    Philosophy of morals or the standard character set up by any race or nation

    ethic

  • 3

    study and philosophy of human conduct, emphasizing determination of right and wrong or to the basic principles of right action.

    ethics

  • 4

    The combination of qualities distinguishing any person or class of persons; any distinctive trait or mark, or such marks traits collectively belonging any person, class or race.The combination of qualities distinguishing any person or class of persons; any distinctive trait or mark, or such marks traits collectively belonging any person, class or race.

    character

  • 5

    The inherent complex of attributes that determine a person's moral and ethical actions and reactions. The mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual sometimes used interchangeably v the word "personality"

    character

  • 6

    is the most important of all the factors responsible for personality development.

    parental influence

  • 7

    cradle of human character and personality largely contribute to the character formation of a child. (parents is the first educators of children)

    home environment

  • 8

    plays a major role in shaping child's personality.

    school environment

  • 9

    different character and values because of different cultures everyone is exposed.different character and values because of different cultures everyone is exposed.

    culture

  • 10

    These are attributes such as integrity, honesty, courage, loyalty, fortitude and other important virtues that promotes good behavior and habits. (honest, responsibility, adaptability, patience etc.

    Positive Character / Good Character / Positive Trait

  • 11

    person's predisposition to commit evil acts. (propensity for lying, rigid, selfish, laz temper etc.)

    Negative Character / Negative Character / Negative Trait

  • 12

    Commonly used to describe a perso doesn't pick sides in disputes; neutral also pegs anything that refuses hold.

    Neutral Character / Neutral Trait

  • 13

    - A type of person with this type of character is ever enthusiastic for he knows his limitations and potentialities.

    Self-realized

  • 14

    refers to a jealous or acquisitive character. (arrogant, repulsive, slanderer)

    covetous

  • 15

    type of person hard to please, thinks that world run due to him.

    Egoistic / Overbearing / Bossy / Tall-Talker

  • 16

    sinner and criminal (offensive character)

    anti-social

  • 17

    expresses sincere thanks and go extra mile.expresses sincere thanks and go extra mile.

    insincere

  • 18

    Confidence

    complacement

  • 19

    Condition in accordance with right principles, as defined by given system of ethics or professional conduct.

    ethical

  • 20

    Synonymous to; dutiful, ethical, excellent, faithful, good, honest, honorable, incorruptible, just, pious, religious, right, righteous, true, upright, virtuous, and worthy.

    moral

  • 21

    low in critical thinking & involvement

    passive

  • 22

    high involvement, low critical thinking (lack of initiative)

    confromist

  • 23

    high in critical thinking & involvement (more initiative)

    effective

  • 24

    low involvement, high in critical thinking (low initiative but skilled)

    allienated

  • 25

    exhibit little style from the 4 styles depending on u style is fit to the situation.

    conformist

  • 26

    leadership is shared to follower

    leader follower

  • 27

    the use of power, politics, and negotiation

    influence

  • 28

    shared purpose and goals-

    organization objectives

  • 29

    change in status quo, systems, strategies and innovations

    change

  • 30

    leading people through relationships.

    people

  • 31

    this strategy is strongly disciplinary, and called a leadership style of telling. The leader gives instruction to the members of his team and then uses various incentives and punishments either appreciate or punish what they do in response.

    transactional

  • 32

    this is style of leadership by empowering their workers to change, leaders are trying to enhance or transform the individual or group into which they lead

    transformational

  • 33

    "serve first and lead" (what can I do to help you).

    servant

  • 34

    "participatory leadership" respect other ideas

    democratic

  • 35

    contrary to democratic leadership

    autocratic

  • 36

    "by the book"

    Bureaucratic Leadership

  • 37

    charismatic personalities

    charismatic