From a Kantian Perspective, for an Action to Be Moral

question 54

True/False

From a Kantian perspective, for an action to be moral, it must be possible for it to be made into a universal law and it must be respectful of the autonomy and rationality of all human beings.

Recognize the significance of leadership styles and the dynamics of leader-follower relationships.

Analyze the principles of effective leadership and the traits that define successful leaders.

Recognize the role of civility, empathy, and inclusiveness in leadership and organizational culture.

Understand the influence of situational factors on leadership processes and the importance of adapting leadership styles according to the situation.

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Definitions:

Complexity Leadership Theory

An approach that views leadership as a complex interactive dynamic that emerges from the interactions between individuals, rather than a series of linear cause-effect actions.

LMX

Stands for Leader-Member Exchange theory, which suggests that leaders develop unique one-to-one relationships with each of the people reporting to them.

Biological Perspective

An approach in psychology that examines behaviors, traits, and cognitive functions through the lens of genetics, evolution, and physiology.

Service Orientation

Service orientation is an attitude or approach that places priority on meeting the needs and expectations of customers or clients, emphasizing quality service delivery.