J.C.Kahn-Tinn's Argument Assumes Which of the Following

question 73

Multiple Choice

J.C.Kahn-Tinn's argument assumes which of the following?

• A) It is possible to identify the leadership approach that would be effective in a given context before leadership action is required.
• B) The leadership approach required to be successful in a given context is different from the approach required by any other context.
• C) A person who has one of the qualities associated with leadership success is likely to possess other qualities associated with leadership success.
• D) The leadership approaches people most often take are also the ones that are appropriate in most circumstances.
• E) No characteristics are strongly connected with effective leadership.

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Definitions:

Practical Intelligence

The ability to solve everyday problems by utilizing knowledge gained from experience in order to adapt to, shape, or select environments.

Selective Optimization

A strategy of focusing on and optimizing personal strengths and compensating for weaknesses, particularly in the context of aging.

With Compensation

Refers to adjustments made to counterbalance or mitigate a deficit or disability, allowing for improved function or achievement of a desired outcome.

Crystallized Intelligence

Refers to the knowledge and skills acquired through experience and education that can be applied to problem-solving situations.