Stogdill's Second Study Found

question 43

Multiple Choice

Stogdill's second study found

• A) No significant differences in traits from 1948 to 1974
• B) Situational factors could not be identified
• C) Emotional intelligence plays a significant role in leadership
• D) Both traits and situational factors are determinants of leadership

Comprehend the role of virtue and character in ethical leadership.

Distinguish between distributive justice principles in leadership decisions.

Appreciate the importance of building community and inclusivity through ethical leadership.

Understand different ethical theories and how they relate to leadership, including ethical egoism, utilitarianism, and altruism.

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Definitions:

High Self-Esteem

The positive evaluation of oneself, characterized by confidence and respect for oneself.

Low Self-Esteem

Refers to a persistent sense of inadequacy or lack of confidence in one's own abilities or worth.

Social Perception

The method through which people develop perceptions and draw conclusions about others and social scenarios.

Barriers

Obstacles or impediments that hinder progress or communication in various contexts.