Suppose One Meets Two New People at a Party

question 57

Multiple Choice

Suppose one meets two new people at a party. One has trouble remembering the name of the first person one met because the name of the second person keeps coming to mind instead. This is an example of:

• A) retroactive interference.
• B) proactive interference.
• C) source amnesia.
• D) false memory.

Compare and contrast transformational leadership with other leadership approaches.

Understand the conceptual criticisms of transformational leadership including its potential for abuse and being elitist and anti-democratic.

Appreciate the research evidence supporting transformational leadership’s effectiveness.

Understand how transformational leadership is applied in practice and its intuitive appeal.

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