An Example of Sternberg's Practical Intelligence Is

question 75

Multiple Choice

An example of Sternberg's practical intelligence is

• A) academic achievement only.
• B) knowing when to plant corn.
• C) having interpersonal and emotional skills.
• D) learning how to write clearly.
• E) knowing how to take two ingredients and create a new dish.

Understand the key principles of contemporary leadership theories, including Hersey and Blanchard's situational leadership model, Vroom-Jago leader-participation theory, House's path-goal theory, and Fiedler's contingency theory.

Identify different leadership styles (e.g., delegating, participating, selling, and telling) and when to use them according to the readiness of the followers.

Recognize the factors influencing the choice of leadership style, such as the importance of decision acceptance, information availability, and situational clarity.

Differentiate between decision-making methods (authority decision, consultative decision, group decision) in leadership and their situational appropriateness.

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