Linguistics Questions

Characterized by a leader's ability to inspire followers to act toward a greater good beyond their own self-interests.

The list of items to be discussed at a meeting.

Influence derived from a person's ability to manipulate the logistics of the task as well as the physical environment of a group.

The idea that features of the situation determine appropriate leadership behavior.

Characterized by decisions made solely by the leader, with little to no consultation with group members and a primary focus on the task but not relationships.

Characterized by a passive, hands-off attitude that translates into behavior providing little leadership; requires that others step in and take over if the group is to succeed.

A person who starts out with the same status as other members but gradually emerges as informal leader in the eyes of other members.

An appointed or elected leader whose title identifies him or her as leader.

Influence due to a person's ability to be liked and admired.

Interpersonal influence that stems from someone's perceived knowledge or skill.

influence derived from aomeone's ability to give members what they want and need.

Characterised by the exchange of resources between the leader and followers as a way to influence member behavior.

Characterized by a leader whose power is connected to his or her percieved extraordinary qualities.

Influence derived from someone's ability to take away what members want and value.

Influence based on a person's ability to control information

Using threats of force to make a member comply.

Opinion pieces or feature articles are pieces written by professional journalists who usually have a regular column in the paper. They often have their photograph included in the piece. Some journalists (such as The Herald-Sun's Andrew Bolt) are newspaper 'celebrities' in their own right, and are known for having particular political views. Such writing is often lengthy and includes a combination of research and opinion. These pieces may also vary widely in tone and this may change throughout the article too. Such writing is often written in first person using anecdotes to provide readers with a 'personal' angle, yet they also attempt to seem reasonable and popular with the public inorder to encourage regular audience also

(Environnement de travail) :**Culture d'entrepriseFlexibilitéCollaborationÉquilibre entre vie professionnelle et vie personnelle

Cook believes a modern version of a public service _______________________ campaign is needed. [ANNOUNCE]

A relatively small crowd was in _______________________ at Trump's inauguration. [ATTEND]