Secondary Groups Are Most Likely to Take on Characteristics of Primary

question 25

Multiple Choice

Secondary groups are most likely to take on characteristics of primary groups

• A) in situations where there is a clear authority and purpose to the group.
• B) when family members are living at a distance.
• C) in times of high stress or crisis such as natural disasters.
• D) when they are extremely small.

Discern the distinction between formal and informal leadership and their origins.

Grasp the role of social construction and identity construction in leadership processes.

Identify the characteristics of leader-member exchange (LMX) theory and its impact on organizational outcomes.

Understand the concept of shared leadership and its significance in team dynamics.

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Definitions:

Logistics

The detailed coordination of a complex operation involving many people, facilities, or supplies, in the organization and implementation of a scaleable and adaptable supply chain.

Tying Arrangement

A sales technique where a seller requires a buyer to purchase additional, often unrelated, items as a condition of buying a desired product.

Distributor

An intermediary in the distribution channel that buys products from manufacturers and then sells them to retailers or directly to the consumers.

Clayton Act

A U.S. antitrust law enacted in 1914 to prevent anti-competitive practices and monopolies, supplementing the Sherman Antitrust Act.