Eagly and Karau's Meta-Analysis Suggested That in Accordance with Gender-Role

question 25

Multiple Choice

Eagly and Karau's meta-analysis suggested that in accordance with gender-role theory:

• A)males are likely to emerge as leaders if the group is homogeneous.
• B)men are more likely to emerge as leaders in jobs such as social service and education.
• C)females are likely to emerge as leaders if the group is homogeneous.
• D)females are more likely to emerge as leaders in socially oriented groups.

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Definitions:

Participative Leadership

A leadership style where decision-making is shared among group members, promoting collaboration and inclusivity.

Transactional Leadership

A leadership style focused on routine transactions, including reward and punishment, to motivate employees towards achieving established goals.

Achievement-oriented Leadership

A leadership style focused on setting challenging goals, emphasizing excellence, and showing confidence in the abilities of team members.

Directive Leadership

A management style where leaders closely control employees' work, give specific directions, and expect followers to comply without question.