According to Selman's Stages of Social Perspective Taking,when a Child

question 22

Multiple Choice

According to Selman's stages of social perspective taking,when a child is able to assume the perspective of a disinterested third party and anticipate how each participant will react,which stage of role taking has the child reached?

• A) mutual
• B) social informational
• C) self-reflective
• D) societal

Understand how path-goal theory compares and contrasts with other leadership theories.

Recognize the importance of leader adaptability in response to follower needs and work environment.

Understand the significance of leadership in clarifying paths to goal achievement.

Understand how different leadership styles in path-goal theory respond to followers' needs and task characteristics.

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Definitions:

Action Alternatives

Different courses of action or strategies that can be taken in response to problems or opportunities.

Understanding and Acceptance

The recognition and endorsement of different perspectives, conditions, or changes.

Commitment of Team Members

The degree to which team members are dedicated to team goals, participate actively in team activities, and remain loyal to the team over time.

Pressure to Conform

Describes the influence exerted by a group that encourages individuals to change their attitudes, values, or behaviors to align with group norms.