The great person theory holds that leaders

A facilities manager at a company imposes rigid rules on their subordinates to get work done. They advocate strict obedience to authority. However, they do not pay much attention to their subordinates’ concerns. In the context of the Blake/Mouton leadership grid, which of the following leadership styles is the manager using in this scenario?

In the context of motivation, identify a difference between lower-order needs and higher-order needs.

A home appliance store sends all its customers a letter via post that confirms the commencement of a lucky draw competition sponsored by the company. By creating a message for its customers, the store is engaging in:

The head of a high school sets high standards for their staff. They often make the staff work over the weekends and on their days off. To foster academic excellence, they discontinued all creative methods of teaching and replaced them with traditional methods. In the context of the Blake/Mouton leadership grid, which of the following leadership styles is the head using in this scenario?

An accountant at a supply chain management company worked overtime this week, and they readily agreed to their supervisor’s request to work for five more hours during the weekend. This is because they like to cooperate with their superiors. In the context of McClelland’s learned needs theory, person is most likely motivated by the need for:

An individual, a lawyer by profession, was considered one of the best singers in their previous company. After switching jobs, they registered for all music-related activities in their new company so that their talent could be recognized there as well. In the context of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, this scenario best illustrates the individual’s:

After retirement, the founder and chief executive officer of a multinational corporation wants to start a charity to help the underprivileged in their home country. In the context of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, this scenario best illustrates the founder’s _____.

An individual initially started playing golf as a hobby. When they got better at the sport, they wanted to represent their club in the championships to earn sponsorships and be recognized for their talent. In the context of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, this scenario best illustrates the individual’s:

A person used to work as a doctor in a federal government hospital. After retiring, they started a private clinic to continue practicing medicine and to maintain their reputation as a doctor. In the context of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, this scenario best illustrates their: