The Terms Leadership and Management Are Often Used Interchangeably

question 2

Multiple Choice

The terms leadership and management are often used interchangeably. Although these concepts are related, they are different in definition and in practice. Leadership behaviors and management skills complement each other. However,

• A) managers focus on relationships.
• B) a manager may not possess leadership traits.
• C) leadership focuses on coordinating and directing others.
• D) a manager is a visionary who sets the direction for a group.

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Definitions:

Mississippi River

A major North American river that flows southward for over 2,300 miles from its source in Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, serving as a crucial conduit for transportation, commerce, and irrigation.

Hit-and-Run Tactics

Military techniques involving sudden, brief attacks followed by a swift withdrawal, used by smaller, mobile forces against larger, less-mobile ones.

Continental Army

The revolutionary war army authorized by the Continental Congress in 1775, led by General George Washington, to fight against British rule.

Continental Army

A revolutionary war army established by the Second Continental Congress in 1775, led by General George Washington, to fight against British forces.