The Roots Of The Great Man Theory Can Be Traced Back To The Early 1900S When Many Leadership 5

15.

Sigmund Freud
believed that the intrapsychic tensions among the id, ego and _____ caused one
to behave in characteristic ways even if the real motives behind the
behaviors were unknown to the person.

superego

alter ego

C.	conscience

mind

16.

Individuals higher
in extraversion

A.	prefer to work by themselves.

B.	are not interested in competing with others.

C.	have relatively little interest in influencing others.

D.	appear self-confident.

17.

All of the following
are accepted among the major definitions of emotional intelligence except:

A.	a group of mental abilities that help people recognize their own feelings and those of others.

B.	self-motivation, persistence in the face of frustration, mood management, ability to adapt, and ability to empathize and get along with others.

C.	a set of 15 abilities necessary to cope with daily situations and get along in the world.

D.	All of these are accepted as definitions of emotional intelligence.

18.

Individuals who
appear to be socially clueless, insensitive, pessimistic and grumpy may be low
in:

A.	leadership competence.

B.	agreeableness.

C.	neuroticism.

charisma.

19.

“I remain calm
in pressure situations.” This behavioral aspect corresponds to which
OCEAN personality dimension?

A.	Openness to Experience

B.	Neuroticism

C.	Extraversion

D.	Conscientiousness

20.

Which of the
following is not one of the types of intelligence identified in the
Triarchic Theory of Intelligence?

A.	Practical intelligence.

B.	Strategic Intelligence.

C.	Analytic intelligence.

D.	Creative intelligence.

21.

Leaders lower in
neuroticism tend to

A.	take mistakes personally.

B.	become tense.

C.	hide their emotions.

D.	lose their temper when stressed.

22.

Which of the
following statements is most accurate concerning practical intelligence,
which is also known as “street smarts”?

A.	Practical intelligence is general in nature.

B.	Lower levels of analytic intelligence may be compensated for by having higher levels of practical intelligence.

C.	Practical intelligence is much more important to a successful leader than analytic intelligence.

D.	All of these statements concerning practical intelligence are true.

23.

The personality
dimension that involves concerned with curiosity, innovative thinking and
assimilating new information is known as

A.	openness to experience.

B.	extraversion.

C.	conscientiousness.

D.	neuroticism.

24.

Which of the
following statements is true concerning analytic intelligence?

A.	Some research suggests that if the differences in analytic intelligence between leader and followers are too great, a leader’s intelligence can become an impediment.

B.	Current research indicates that analytic intelligence is a better predictor of leadership effectiveness personality.

C.	Leaders high in analytic intelligence have an innate ability to produce work that is both novel and useful.

D.	All of these statements are true.

25.

People with higher
scores in _________ are organized, and goal oriented, prefer structure and
dislike change.

A.	openness to experience

B.	agreeableness

C.	extraversion

D.	conscientiousness

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