LEADERSHIP EXAM SCRIPT 2026
COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT AND
LEADERSHIP QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
100 PERCENT CORRECT
◉ Attitudes are not as deeply held as values.
Answer: True
◉ Values categories:
Answer: •Political values
•Social values
•Personal values
•Economic values
•Religious values
◉ Political Values:
,Answer: Political values are a set of attitudes with regard to the
purpose and scope of government.
◉ Social Values:
Answer: Social values are learned and involve one's relationship to
society and to other people.
Examples:
•Social responsibility
•Healthy interpersonal relationships
•Equality
•Justice
•Liberty
•Freedom
,•Patriotism
◉ Personal Values:
Answer: Personal values are traits that are representative of a
person's moral character.
Examples:
•Honesty
•Responsibility
•Loyalty
•Friendliness
•Moral courage
◉ Economic Values:
, Answer: Economic value is the worth of a good or service
determined by preferences and the tradeoffs a person chooses, given
their resources.
Examples:
•Employment
•Stable finances
•Balance of supply and demand
•Money
•Private property
•Pride of ownership
•Taxes
◉ Religious Values:
Answer: A personal or institutionalized system of attitudes toward
ethical practices based on observances of a particular faith.
COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT AND
LEADERSHIP QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
100 PERCENT CORRECT
◉ Attitudes are not as deeply held as values.
Answer: True
◉ Values categories:
Answer: •Political values
•Social values
•Personal values
•Economic values
•Religious values
◉ Political Values:
,Answer: Political values are a set of attitudes with regard to the
purpose and scope of government.
◉ Social Values:
Answer: Social values are learned and involve one's relationship to
society and to other people.
Examples:
•Social responsibility
•Healthy interpersonal relationships
•Equality
•Justice
•Liberty
•Freedom
,•Patriotism
◉ Personal Values:
Answer: Personal values are traits that are representative of a
person's moral character.
Examples:
•Honesty
•Responsibility
•Loyalty
•Friendliness
•Moral courage
◉ Economic Values:
, Answer: Economic value is the worth of a good or service
determined by preferences and the tradeoffs a person chooses, given
their resources.
Examples:
•Employment
•Stable finances
•Balance of supply and demand
•Money
•Private property
•Pride of ownership
•Taxes
◉ Religious Values:
Answer: A personal or institutionalized system of attitudes toward
ethical practices based on observances of a particular faith.