Match the Following: -Leadership

question 93

Multiple Choice

Match the following:
-leadership

• A)concern for people and production
• B)person-oriented behavior
• C)decision trees
• D)non-coercive influence
• E)how people view their own ability
• F)define leader/subordinate roles
• G)single dimension of leader behavior
• H)effective leaders from non-leaders
• I)vertical axis
• J)vision of future/energizing people
• K)personal relationship
• L)stable and enduring characteristics
• M)the ability to affect perceptions
• N)building effective work groups
• O)gives specific guidance
• P)reward and punish subordinates
• Q)developed the path-goal theory
• R)leader consults with subordinates
• S)personal characteristic in path-goal theory
• T)LPC theory

Understand the concepts of margin of error, confidence interval, and sample size in the context of statistical polling and inference.

Calculate confidence intervals for proportions and means from given data.

Determine the adequacy of sample sizes for specific margins of error and confidence levels.

Apply the concept of standard error in the context of margin of error and confidence interval calculations.

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Definitions:

Moral Realism

The first stage in Piaget’s cognitive-developmental theory of moral development. In this stage, children judge acts as moral when they conform to authority or to the rules of the game. Morality is perceived as embedded in the structure of the universe.

Autonomous Morality

The second stage in Piaget’s cognitive-developmental theory of moral development. In this stage, children base moral judgments on the intentions of the wrongdoer more so than on the amount of damage done. Social rules are viewed as agreements that can be changed.

Moral Development

The growth and changes in understanding of right and wrong, moral values, and behaviors across an individual's lifespan.

Piaget

A Swiss psychologist known for his pioneering work in child development, particularly his theory of cognitive development that describes how children's intellectual abilities evolve as they grow.