Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Leader Behavior

question 29

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between leader behavior toward out-group members and in-group members?

• A) Leaders assign interesting assignments to out-group subordinates, whereas leaders assign primarily routine jobs to in-group subordinates and monitor their work closely.
• B) Leaders usually impose their views on out-group subordinates, whereas leaders sometimes defer to in-group subordinates' opinions.
• C) Leaders give specific directives for how to accomplish tasks and attain goals to in-group subordinates whereas leaders trust out-group subordinates to use their own approaches in solving problems.
• D) Leaders listen to suggestions and ideas given by in-group subordinates, whereas little interest is shown in comments and suggestions given by out-group subordinates.

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Definitions:

Self-Esteem

A person's personal assessment of their own significance or merit.

Caregivers

Individuals who provide care and support to those who are unable to take care of themselves due to illness, disability, or age.

Social Independence

The ability to function autonomously in social settings, making decisions and asserting oneself without undue influence from others.

Aggression Recognition

The ability to identify and understand aggressive behaviors in others, which is important in social interactions and conflict resolution.