For Eysenck, the Concept of Superfactor

question 7

Multiple Choice

For Eysenck, the concept of superfactor

• A) allows one to say that people are one type or another.
• B) allows one to avoid dealing with dimensions.
• C) refers to basic dimensions.
• D) is the basis for using factor analysis.

Recognize the importance of technical, problem-solving, and social judgment skills in leadership effectiveness.

Distinguish among cognitive abilities, specifically between general and crystallized cognitive abilities, in leadership.

Recognize the significance of career experiences in enhancing leadership competencies according to Mumford's skills model.

Understand the role of social judgment skills in leadership as per the skills model.

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