Transactional Leadership Has Three Tell-Tale Behaviors or Behavioral Constructs Associated

question 9

Multiple Choice

Transactional Leadership has three tell-tale behaviors or behavioral constructs associated with the model. They are Passive Management by Exception, Active Management by Exception, and:

• A) Contingency Theory.
• B) Coordinated Management of Meaning.
• C) Leader-Member Exchange Theory.
• D) Contingent Reward.
• E) Bounded Rationality.

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Definitions:

Mindfulness

A mental state achieved by focusing one's awareness on the present moment, while calmly acknowledging and accepting one's feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations.

Self-Regulation of Attention

The ability to control one's focus of attention, managing distractions and focusing on relevant stimuli or tasks.

Nonjudgmental Awareness

An approach or practice of being mindful and observant without making judgments or evaluations.

Sensation-Seeking

The desire to participate in highly arousing activities; it is especially common in early and mid-adolescence.