Attributions (By Group Members or Subordinates) of a Leader's Charisma

question 17

True/False

Attributions (by group members or subordinates) of a leader's charisma are important because they lead to other behavioral outcomes, such as commitment to leaders, self-sacrifice, and high performance.

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Definitions:

Arousal and Context

A theory that suggests the interpretation of emotions or responses is influenced by the physiological state of arousal and the context in which it occurs.

Biologically Determined

Characteristics or traits that are influenced by genetic factors rather than environmental conditions.

Facial Expressions

The movements of the facial muscles that convey emotions and communicate nonverbally with others.

Chimpanzee and Gorilla

Two distinct species of great apes with notable differences in physical and social behavior; chimpanzees are more socially dynamic and use tools frequently, while gorillas have a more hierarchical social structure.