RST Chap 11

_______ ______ are concerned with the outcomes or goals a leader seeks to achieve.

End values

The process by which a good person rightly influences others to accomplish a common good is known as:

Ethical leadership

Which of the following refers to adherence to a balanced standard of justice without relevance to one's own feelings or indications?

Fairness

An ethical leader with ethical goals may impose his or her will on others.

False

Having a formal job title or status refers to one's reward power.

False

Having more control than followers does not affect a leader's ethics.

False

The power base that relies on followers' identification and liking for the leader is known as _______ _______.

Referent power

Acting in the best interests of others, even when it might run counter to a leader's self-interests, refers to the principle of:

Serving others

Values include all of the following except:

Tolerance

Being honest is not just about the leader telling the truth.

True

Character enables a leader to maintain his or her core ethical values even in times of immense adversity.

True

Character refers to a leader's core values and who he or she is.

True

Expert power refers to followers' perceptions of the leader's competence.

True

Leadership has a moral dimension because leaders influence the lives of others.

True

Serving others is an example of altruism.

True

There are times when telling the whole truth can be destructive and counterproductive.

True

When a leader is not honest, others come to see that leader as:

Undependable; Unreliable

To avoid misusing power, the text warns that leaders should be:

Vigilant