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Business 302 Foundations of Leadership Quiz 19 Worksheet Legitimate Power in Leadership Definition & Example

. How might a manager with legitimate power supplement it?

  1. By supplementing their legitimate authority with other bases of power such as referent power, expert power or charismatic power.

  2. By the amendment of the organization's laws and rules to expand their power.

  3. They can't.

  4. By ignoring the limits to their legitimate authority.

2. Which of the following does not make legitimate power effective?

  1. Motivating employees through team-building activities

  2. The perception of employees that the manager has power over their actions by right of their office

  3. The reality that the manager holds a particular office in an organization

  4. The laws and regulations of the organization that determine the scope of the manager's authority

3. Which of the following is not an example of a person holding legitimate power?

  1. An informal leader of a team

  2. A meter attendant

  3. The president of a corporation

  4. The chairman of a board of directors

4. What's the basis of legitimate power?

  1. Power based on federal or state law
  2. Power based upon the election of the leader
  3. Power based upon the position a person holds within the organization's hierarchy of authority
  4. Power based on state law

5. What's a disadvantage of legitimate power?

  1. The power of the position is usually clearly defined by organizational rules and laws
  2. It doesn't necessarily create loyalty to the manager or the organization
  3. There is no disadvantage
  4. The manager's legitimate authority is usually limited to what the organization's laws and rules provide

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