Leadership Priorities & Practice
Question 1
What are the three elements of career motivation?
Appraisal, feedback, and reward
Talent, task clarity, and time
Insight, identity, and resilience
Job satisfaction, task significance, and a clear appraisal
Question 2.
What are key personality elements that make a leader resilient?
Self-esteem, self-control, and self-efficacy
Self-insight, self-identity, and self-enhancement
Self-monitoring, self-regulation, and self-denial
Self-analysis, Self-assessment, and self-control
Question 3.
Which development process will most likely incorporate an "in-basket" exercise:
On-line training
Coaching
Feedback from psychological assessments
Assessment centers
Question 4.
What type of learning style describes leaders who analyze their own and others' leadership experiences and change their behavior as they observe and experience what works best?
Analyzer
Complainer
Diverger
Amalgamator
Question 5.
What type of learning style describes leaders who explore alternatives, experiment, and then apply what works best?
Accommodator
Analyzer
Diverger
Converger
Question 6.
What leadership trait is consistently related to a leader's performance?
Goal setting
Self-development
Consideration of others
Conscientiousness
Question 7.
What leadership traits are considered interpersonal attributes?
Creativity and innovation
Organization and delegation
Voice and innovation
Communication skills and emotional intelligence
Question 8.
A typical 360-degree feedback report includes:
Item ratings and comments
Performance and development goals
Item ratings
Development goals
Question 9.
What is likely to increase a leader's career resilience?
Substantial cost of living increases in pay
Supervisor's thanks for excellent performance
Special parking space for a month
Guidelines for career development
Question 10
What element of career motivation is the spark that ignites striving for a career goal?
Career identity
Career direction
Career goals
Career insight