In the Context of Intergroup Relations, a Leader's Effectiveness Can

question 26

Multiple Choice

In the context of intergroup relations, a leader's effectiveness can often be thwarted or compromised due to:

• A) having too many people to manage.
• B) being perceived as an outgroup leader to some subgroups.
• C) engaging in decision making that is vulnerable to group polarisation.
• D) giving inadequate attention to the aspirations and emotional needs of group members.

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Definitions:

Role

A function or position that an individual occupies in a social, relational, or organizational context, often defining expected behaviors and responsibilities.

Penfield Map

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Speech Area

Regions in the brain, primarily located in the left hemisphere, involved in the processing and production of language.

Electrical Stimulation

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