The Development of a Person's Self-Concept Is a Function of

question 223

Multiple Choice

The development of a person's self-concept is a function of

• A) learning.
• B) psychological and social factors.
• C) reference groups and opinion leaders.
• D) roles and family influences.
• E) subcultures.

Appreciate the role of self-awareness in leadership.

Grasp the concept of variability in the quality of LMX relationships within workgroups (LMX differentiation).

Discuss empowering and ethical leadership elements and their implications on employee work outcomes.

Understand different types of cognitive biases and their impact on decision making.

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