Trust | Miscellaneous | Challenges to Leadership | Mentoring |
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What is Trust.
A positive expectation that another will not act opportunistically
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What is trust in a leader.
Risk taking, Information sharing, effective groups, and productivity are all the consequences of
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What is the attribution theory of leadership.
This leadership theory believes that leadership is merely an attribution that people make about other individuals.
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What is a protege.
This person is the mentor's focus.
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What are the three characteristics of developing trust.
Integrity, Benevolence, Ability are all characteristics of what?
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What is trust propensity.
This describes how likely an empoyee is to trust a leader.
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What is substitutes.
Attributes such as experience and training, can replace the need for a leader's support or ability to create structure.
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What is mentoring.
This is the act of influencing the younger generation and providing a legacy for yourself.
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What is Integrity.
This characteristic of trust refers to honesty and truthfulness
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What is a good mentor.
This is someone who presents ideas clearly, listens well, and empathizes with proteges problems.
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What is neutralizers.
This attributes that make it impossible for leader behavior to make any difference to follower outcomes.
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what is a mentor
Career success is often a predictor of having what in a persons life?
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What is benevolence.
This characteristic of trust means that the trusted person has your best interest at heart
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What is identification-based trust.
This concept is based on Trust of a mutual understanding between intentions and appreciation of each other's wants and desires.
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What is online leadership.
Identification-based trust is a challenge to this type of leadership.
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What is informal mentoring
Out of the two types of mentoring, formal and informal mentoring, which is considered the best type?
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What is Ability.
This characteristic of trust encompasses an individual's technical and interpersonal knowledge and skills
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What is responsibility towards their group, more likely to exert effort, and make sacrifices for the group.
These are characteristics that a powerful leader displays.
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What is no face-to-face interaction, poor communication skills or poor writing skills, cultural differences, etc.
This is 1 problem of creating online trust.
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What is matching work style, needs, and skills to fit to mentor or protege.
These are examples of successful mentoring.
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