NL110 Leadership Class Curated Questions

Descirbe the difference between how a thinker and feeler solve a problem?

Solving based on the facts rather than how it would make them feel

________ is the ability to consistenly provide near perfect performance in a specific activity whereas ________ is naturally recurring patterns of thought, feeling, or behavior that can be productively applied

strength & talent

System 1 is _____% of human decision and behavior.

95

What is an example of showing love for your troops?

Check-ups on your troops just to see if they're doing well

Four strategies for successful friend leadership

Compelling vision, communicate, win over the group informal leaders, confront swiftly, and with a consistent approach

What are two elements of a habit loop?

Cue & routine

Three barriers to active listening

Focus, attention, & not a natural condition of human beings

What is not an example of how civility supports relationships?

Hatred

Four attributes for successful friend leadership.

Humility, moral courage, professionalism and competency, realistic mindset

What are the four qualities of effective followership?

Manage themselves well, committed to the organization, build competence, being courageous, honest, and credible

What are the five kinds of schemas?

Person, self, group, role, event

What are the six bases of power?

Referent, Expert, Legitimate, Reward, Coercive, Informational

What are the five characteristics of a solid relationship?

Respect, reciprocity, trust, mutual enjoyment, shared experiences

List the attributes of a SMART goal

Specific, Measureable, Achieveable, Relevant, Time-bound

What is the course definition of civility?

The sum of many sacrifices we are called to make for the sake of living together

Course Definition of Leadership

The use of personal influence to get oneself and others to do more than they would otherwise do.

What is the course definition of love?

The will to extend one's self for the purpose of nurturing one's own or another spiritual growth

What is the relationship between emotions and system 1?

They're a complex, coordinated reaction to stimuli

What is the difference between horizontal and vertical loyalty?

Vertical loyalty has legitimate power involved, a chain of command or person in authority, horizontal is loyalty to your peers

What is a problem that evolves from loyalty?

a conflict of loyalties

Anticipatory socialization

acting or assuming a new role for for a future role or position

Three behaviors that are critical to a coaching relationship.

asking powerful questions, active listening, & demonstrate empathy

What is emotional intelligence?

brain's efficiency generalized across a wide range of functions

What is specific intelligence?

brain's efficiency in completing a specific function

What are the three types of social influence?

conformity, compliance, and obedience

Which attachment style would blame another during a group project?

dismissive avoidant

What are the four domains of leadership?

executing, influencing, relationship building, strategic thinking

What are the six agents of socialization?

family, school, peers, work, religion, mass media

What is an example of influencing someone into effective followership?

giving them a position they may not feel ready for whilst encouraging them

System 1 is the ____ loop and system two is the _____ loop in the RPD model.

outer & inner

Name the four attachment styles

secure, fearful avoidant, dismissive avoidant, anxious-preoccupied

Why do we use schemas?

to effectively organize, understand, and react to the complex world around us

Resocialization

when you are thrown into another social environment