Ethical Leadership Style Questionnaire
Please read and complete in your Leadership textbook, Chapter 13, survey 13 and hypothetical situations 1 through 5 in which a leader is confronted with ethical dilemmas. To access Leadership Self-Assessment Survey 13, please refer to the end of Chapter 13, see “Ethical Leadership Style Questionnaire (Short Form)”.
Place yourself in the role of the leader or manager in the situation and indicate with an “X” your most preferred response. Your most preferred response is the response that best describes why you would do what you would do in that particular situation. Choose only one response. Remember there are no right or wrong answers. Follow the instructions to score your assessment and interpretations and submit a PDF of your results as an appendix to show that you have completed your assessment.
Discuss and critically analyze each action you took and the impact of these actions on the various factors used in each of the following six ethical and honest influence leadership tactics used during the decision-making process:
Leading by example and respect,
Using rational persuasion,
Explaining the benefits to the target,
Making a personal appeal,
Developing a reputation as a subject matter expert, and
Exchanging favors and bargaining.
Instructions:
Write a 3- to 4-page paper or about 1500 words, not including the title and reference pages, which are required.
To save your results to a file, click “Print Survey” located at the bottom right hand of the survey. Select the option in the “Print” dialog box to save the pages as a PDF. Attach the PDF as an Appendix to your paper to show your self-assessment results.
Your paper must be properly cited and formatted according to the CSU Global Writing Center.
Include a reference page with cited references. This is an individual paper, however, you should reflect on our Discussion Forums and incorporate ideas from there, as appropriate.
You must support your analysis with at least three scholarly references and can include resources from this course. Each source will focus on one firm with all three firms coming from different industries. Non-scholarly or not peer-reviewed resources such as Wikipedia, USA Today, Fox News, or MSNBC News will not be accepted. The CSU Global LibraryLinks to an external site. is a good place to find these sources.
https://csuglobal.libguides.com/library

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