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136 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 136
A specific destination, a picture of a desired future.
Personal Vision
Future Picture
Mental Imagery
Motivation
Definition 2 of 136
Physiological needs, safety needs, love or belonging, esteem needs, and self actualization
needs.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Expectancy Theory
Accountability
Physiological Needs
Definition 3 of 136
The state of mind that lies behind your every action.
Empathy
Personality
Attitude
Fact
,Definition 4 of 136
Developing a maintaining positive relationships with others.
Initiative
Positive Attitude
Interpersonal Skills
Emotional Intelligence
Definition 5 of 136
When leaders pay attention to their people and treat them as partners, people feel
appreciated and will perform better.
Individualized Consideration
Bureaucracy
Hawthorne Studies
Servant Leadership
Definition 6 of 136
The process of associating certain visual, cultural, and emotional images with a product.
Brainstorming
Classical Conditioning
Branding
Motivation
Definition 7 of 136
Small, but important expressions of politeness and mutual respect.
Customs and Courtesies
Positive Attitude
National Cadet Special Activities
Physical Fitness Testing
,Definition 8 of 136
An attempt to check whether each student fulfilled the learning objective.
Reflection
Time Management
Empathy
Evaluation
Definition 9 of 136
All the different impressions, interpretations, evaluations, and expectations you have about
yourself, other people, and situations.
Mental Models
Accountability
Evaluation
Appraisals
Definition 10 of 136
Sacrifice
What does LEAD stand for?
Referent Power Example
Learning Organizations
Teamwork requires...
Definition 11 of 136
A sports star.
Open-ended Question
Referent Power Example
Reward Power Example
Extrinsic Reward
, Definition 12 of 136
A question that cannot be answered with a simple yes or no.
Probing Question
Open-Ended Question
Follow-up Question
Feedback
Definition 13 of 136
A vehicle for learning self-discipline, personal responsibility, and self-respect.
The Uniform
Trait Theory
The Weapons
Resilience
Definition 14 of 136
The body's response to change.
Conflict
Time Management
Stress
Self-awareness
Definition 15 of 136
What does leadership start with?
Character
Conflict
Personality
Accountability
136 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 136
A specific destination, a picture of a desired future.
Personal Vision
Future Picture
Mental Imagery
Motivation
Definition 2 of 136
Physiological needs, safety needs, love or belonging, esteem needs, and self actualization
needs.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Expectancy Theory
Accountability
Physiological Needs
Definition 3 of 136
The state of mind that lies behind your every action.
Empathy
Personality
Attitude
Fact
,Definition 4 of 136
Developing a maintaining positive relationships with others.
Initiative
Positive Attitude
Interpersonal Skills
Emotional Intelligence
Definition 5 of 136
When leaders pay attention to their people and treat them as partners, people feel
appreciated and will perform better.
Individualized Consideration
Bureaucracy
Hawthorne Studies
Servant Leadership
Definition 6 of 136
The process of associating certain visual, cultural, and emotional images with a product.
Brainstorming
Classical Conditioning
Branding
Motivation
Definition 7 of 136
Small, but important expressions of politeness and mutual respect.
Customs and Courtesies
Positive Attitude
National Cadet Special Activities
Physical Fitness Testing
,Definition 8 of 136
An attempt to check whether each student fulfilled the learning objective.
Reflection
Time Management
Empathy
Evaluation
Definition 9 of 136
All the different impressions, interpretations, evaluations, and expectations you have about
yourself, other people, and situations.
Mental Models
Accountability
Evaluation
Appraisals
Definition 10 of 136
Sacrifice
What does LEAD stand for?
Referent Power Example
Learning Organizations
Teamwork requires...
Definition 11 of 136
A sports star.
Open-ended Question
Referent Power Example
Reward Power Example
Extrinsic Reward
, Definition 12 of 136
A question that cannot be answered with a simple yes or no.
Probing Question
Open-Ended Question
Follow-up Question
Feedback
Definition 13 of 136
A vehicle for learning self-discipline, personal responsibility, and self-respect.
The Uniform
Trait Theory
The Weapons
Resilience
Definition 14 of 136
The body's response to change.
Conflict
Time Management
Stress
Self-awareness
Definition 15 of 136
What does leadership start with?
Character
Conflict
Personality
Accountability
