tailieunhanh - Ebook Leadership - Theory, application, & skill development (4th edition): Part 1

(BQ) Part 1 ebook "Leadership - Theory, application, & skill development" has contents: Leadership traits and ethics; leadership behavior and motivation; influencing: power, politics, networking, and negotiation; contingency leadership theories; communication, coaching, and conflict skills. | APPLICATIONS SKILL DEVELOPMENT APPLYING THE CONCEPT SKILL-DEVELOPMENT EXERCISES MODELS (total of 39; average of 3 boxes, 18 applications per chapter; partial listing below) Leadership Managerial Roles Achievement Motivation Theory The Leadership Grid Using Power Path-Goal Leadership Selecting Conflict Management Styles In-Groups versus Out-Groups Group Problem People Transformational or Transactional Leadership Low- or High-Performance Culture Strategic Thinking Traditional or Learning Organization (total of 30; average of 2 per chapter) Getting to Know You by Name Identifying Leadership Traits and Behaviors Improving Attitudes and Personality Traits Personality Perceptions Ethics and Whistleblowing Writing Objectives Giving Praise Influencing Tactics Influencing, Power, and Politics Networking Skills Car Dealer Negotiation Identifying Normative Leadership Styles Using the Normative Leadership Models Giving Instructions Situational Communications Coaching Initiating Conflict Resolution Improving Dyadic Relationships—Followership Delegating Deciding Which Leadership Decision-Making Style to Use Individual Versus Group Decision Making Is the President of the United States a Charismatic Leader? Identifying and Improving Organizational Culture Diversity Training Developing an Effective Multicultural Team Strategic Planning Planning a Change Using the Force-Field Model Managing Change at Your College Handling a Crisis The Learning Organization Writing Effective Objectives Model Giving Praise The Negotiation Process The Oral Message-Sending Process Job Instructional Training Steps The Performance Formula Coaching Model The Collaborating Conflict Style Situational Communication Steps in the Delegation Model Leadership Decision Making WORK .