Competencies Include Knowledge,skills,and Abilities of Employees,but Not Their Personal Characteristics

question 2

True/False

Competencies include knowledge,skills,and abilities of employees,but not their personal characteristics.

Understand the potential negative consequences of charismatic leadership and how to mitigate them.

Comprehend the role of emotional and rational processes in leadership theories.

Recognize the historical and theoretical roots of charisma and transformational leadership.

Analyze the impact of leadership styles on follower outcomes.

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Definitions:

Reasonable Person

A hypothetical individual in law whose behavior serves as a standard of care to determine negligence by comparing actions to those expected of a typical person.

Ordinary Prudence

A standard of care that refers to the caution, attention, or skill a reasonable person would use under similar circumstances.

Standard Of Reasonable Care

A legal benchmark which dictates the level of care an ordinary, prudent person should take in a specific situation to avoid harm to others.

Blind Person

An individual who lacks visual perception due to physiological or neurological factors beyond normal refractive errors.