Lower-Level Managers at the Conventional Level of Moral Development Tend

question 5

Multiple Choice

Lower-level managers at the conventional level of moral development tend to:

• A) be autocratic toward others.
• B) use a leadership style similar to those of higher-level managers.
• C) be visionary.
• D) be committed to serving others.

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Definitions:

Delegation

The act of assigning authority and responsibility to others to carry out specific activities while maintaining accountability for the outcome.

Line of Authority

The hierarchical structure in an organization that outlines reporting relationships and the flow of decision-making power.

Chain of Command

The chain of command is a system in an organization that defines the hierarchical line of authority and communication from top leadership to lower-ranking employees.

Span-of-control

The number of direct reports a manager or supervisor has, influencing the structure and management effectiveness of an organization.