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3.2 Managers, leadership and decision making
3.2.1 Understanding management, leadership and decision making
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Management and leadership are interchangeable concepts.
False
Match the management function with its definition:
Planning ↔️ Setting goals and strategies
Organising ↔️ Structuring tasks and allocating resources
Leading ↔️ Motivating and directing employees
Controlling ↔️ Monitoring performance and making adjustments
What is the primary goal of leadership?
Achieving long-term strategic objectives
Steps in the management process
1️⃣ Planning
2️⃣ Organizing
3️⃣ Leading
4️⃣ Controlling
Leadership is the ability to influence and guide others towards achieving common goals through motivation, vision, and effective
communication
Leadership is about inspiring and guiding people towards a shared
vision
A transformational leader inspires the team to achieve ambitious goals through motivation and
vision
What is the definition of leadership?
Influence and guide others
Leadership is about inspiring people, while management focuses on
operational
efficiency.
True
The primary goal of management is to achieve long-term strategic objectives.
False
What is an example of an internal factor influencing decision-making?
Availability of data
Factors influencing decision-making can be both internal and
external
Factors influencing
decision-making
can be both internal and external
True
Match the internal and external factors influencing decision-making:
Resources (Internal) ↔️ Budget and personnel
Resources (External) ↔️ Availability in the broader environment
Match the management theory with its key focus:
Human Relations ↔️ Human relationships and social factors
Contingency Theory ↔️ Adaptation to specific situations
Charismatic Leadership relies on personal appeal and emotional connection
True
Transformational Leadership requires leaders who can
consistently
inspire others
True
What is the definition of management?
Efficient planning, organizing, leading, and controlling resources
What are the key management functions?
Planning, organizing, leading, controlling
What are the three key aspects of leadership?
Motivation, vision, communication
What is the primary goal of management?
Meeting short-term targets
Leadership and management have identical goals and approaches.
False
Match the key aspect of leadership with its description:
Motivation ↔️ Inspiring team members to perform at their best
Vision ↔️ Clearly outlining future objectives and direction
Communication ↔️ Conveying ideas and expectations effectively
The primary goal of leadership is achieving long-term
growth
Management involves the efficient planning, organizing, leading, and controlling of an organization's
resources
Vision in leadership involves clearly outlining future objectives and
direction
What are the four main functions of management?
Planning, organizing, leading, controlling
Match the management style with its description:
Autocratic ↔️ Makes all decisions with little input
Democratic ↔️ Involves team in decision-making
Laissez-faire ↔️ Provides minimal direction
Participative ↔️ Collaborates and considers feedback
Transactional managers reward or punish based on
performance
.
True
The decision-making process begins with identifying the problem or
opportunity
Match the internal and external factors influencing decision-making:
Information (Internal) ↔️ Availability of data within the organization
Information (External) ↔️ Access to market intelligence
Time (Internal) ↔️ Pressure to make a quick decision
Time (External) ↔️ Deadlines and time constraints
An organization's risk tolerance is an internal factor
influencing
decision-making
True
The Hawthorne studies are an example of the Human Relations theory
True
Match the management theory with its key concept:
Scientific Management ↔️ Job simplification
Human Relations ↔️ Teamwork
Contingency Theory ↔️ Flexibility
Transformational Leadership ↔️ Vision
Charismatic Leadership ↔️ Emotional connection
What is the definition of leadership?
The ability to influence and guide others
Leadership involves the ability to influence others through motivation, vision, and effective
communication
Leadership focuses on inspiring change and growth, while
management
focuses on planning and organizing tasks.
True
Management is focused on operational aspects, while leadership is about inspiring and guiding
people
While management and leadership are related, they have distinct
differences
In leadership, the focus is on inspiring change and
growth
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