MGMT 1115 Chapter 8

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joking or kidding is often used as an influence tactic when:

being direct might be interpreted as being too harsh

To use personal magnetism as an influence tactic. the person strikes a bargain with the person to be influenced.

false

a recommended way of sequencing influence tactics is to begin with an abrasive tactic and then move toward a more positive tactic

false

as indicated by implicit leadership theories, two examples of leadership prototypes are tyranny and masculinity.

false

a good example of ingratiation when dealing with a person you are trying to influence would be for you to :

praise that person lavishly

good-natured kidding is especially effective when a straightforward statement might be interpreted as harsh criticism

true

in the context of implicit leadership theories, personal assumptions about an ideal organizational leader develop through socialization and past experience with leaders.

true

according to implicit leadership theories, an example of a leadership antiprototype would be __

tyranny

the more powerful leaders are the more they need to create a coalition.

false

derek is a hands-on leader so he is likely to

get involved directly in solving customer problems

a recommended technique for exchanging favors is to

give the other person as much time as is feasible to comply

an individual who has strong personal magnetism

influences others by being captivating and charming

an inspirational appeal is more likely to be effective when the influence agent

involves the workers in the change process

team play can be an influence tactic when a person

is more concerned about collaboration than tough-mindedness

which of the following influence tactics requires that the leader serve as a model the desired behavior

leading by example

in terms of exerting influence, the more position power a person has over another

less the need for being cautious in the use of influence tactics

at which of the following levels in an organization is hands-on leadership usually expected?

level below the executive category

a guideline offered for the sequencing of influence tactics is to begin with a

low-cost, low-risk tactic

a means to bring about change and ensuring that a healthy corprate culture is maintained in the organization is to establish a reward system that reinforces the culture

true

strong influence tactics include assertivness, coalition building, and transactions.

true

to use debasement as an influence tactic, the influence agent might say "I realize I'm not the brightest new manager in the company, so I really need your help."

true

implicit leadership theories deal mostly with the personal assumptions:

about the attributes of an ideal organizational leader

in an attempt to convince her team about the merits of a proposed business plan, Margaret adapts the influence tactic of explaining the percentage increase in salary that each of her team member will enjoy, if the plan is successful. In this case, Margaret's attempt is an example of __

apprising

when a top-level executive wants to influence a large number of employees, the executive will most likely:

attempt to change organization culture

__ is the most successful influence outcome.

commitment

a major moderating variable in the use of rational persuasion is the

credibility of the influence agent

tina offers an expensive gift to her subordinate, provided the subordinate help her with the content of a power point presentation; the work being officially assigned to tina. in this context, which of the following influence tactics is practised by tina?

exchanging favors

nancy a middle manager, wants to use the influence tactic of legitimating to improve quality within her unit. Nancy therefore:

explains that top management wants quality improvements

when ingratiation takes the form of well deserved flattery or compliments, it is a __ influence tactic.

positive

Leaders must behave in ways consistent with the values and practices they wish to see imitated throughout the organization

true

a hands-on leader is typically task oriented

true

an example of Machiavellianism would be for a manager to tell a group member that he must:

work every Saturday to be evaluated as a good team player.

three outcomes of influence tactic are

commitment, compliance, and resistance

an important part of making an inspirational appeal is to

display emotion as needed

the outcome of influence tactics are not affected by the leader's personality traits

false

top-level leaders exert of their influence attempts in the direction of bringing about changes throughout the entire organizations

false

when using ingratiation as an influence tactic, the influence agent acts abrasively and aggressively toward the influence target.

false

according to the generic model of power influence, the effectiveness of influence tactics is affected by __

leader traits, leader behaviors, and the situation

oscar engages in debasement when he tells the person he is trying to inflence:

"I may not be well informed, but here is my opinion."

to bring about organization change effectively, an executive is best advised to

serve as a role model for the desired attitudes and behaviors.

a sensible approach of sequencing influence tactics is to begin with low-cost, low-risk tactics

true

an example of undue pressure is leaders using threats or warnings, when trying to get a job done by his subordinates

true

a leader must acquire __ in order to influence others.

power

a study indicated that when group members perceived their relationship with the leader to be poor, consultation by the leader

resulted in less helping behavior by group members.

when group members are trusted, the leader is more likely to use

weaker influence tactics

a rule of thumb offered for the sequencing of influence tactics is to

begin with the most positive, or least abrasive tactic.

the purpose of forming a coalition is to

combine your power with that of others


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