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Title: Leadership


1
Leadership Management
  • Discussion for Lesson 14
  • Assertiveness and Feedback
  •  

2
Lesson 14Reading Objectives
  •  
  • 1. The student will comprehend the following
    terms
  • a.  Assertiveness
  •  b. Aggression
  •     c. Acquiescence
  • 2. The student will know qualities associated
    with assertiveness.
  •  

3
Lesson 14Reading Objectives
  •  
  • The student will comprehend the relationship
    among assertiveness, acquiescence and
    aggressiveness and the impact of being
    assertive/aggressive/ acquiescent as a leader.
  • 4. The student will know the term Abilene
    Paradox.
  •  

4
Lesson 14Reading Objectives
  • 5. The student will comprehend some key
    characteristics of effective feedback, the
    process involved in providing constructive
    feedback and six tips for delivering effective
    feedback.
  •  

5
Lesson 14Discussion Objectives
  • 1. The student will comprehend the following
    terms
  • a.  Assertiveness
  •  b. Aggression
  •     c. Acquiescence
  • 2. The student will know qualities associated
    with assertiveness.
  •  

6
Lesson 14Discussion Objectives
  • The student will comprehend the relationship
    among assertiveness, acquiescence, and
    aggressiveness and the impact of being assertive/
    aggressive/acquiescent as a leader.
  • 4. The student will know the term Abilene
    Paradox.

7
Definition of Terms
  • Assertiveness
  • Standing up for your rights while concurrently
    recognizing the right for others to do the same
  • Aggression
  • Achieving personal goals with a disregard or at
    the expense of others goals
  • Acquiescence
  • Avoiding conflict by giving up ones own goals or
    by expressing needs in an apologetic manner

8
Qualities of Assertiveness
  • Directness
  • Willingness to listen
  • Engaging in, rather than avoiding, situational
    conflict to resolve misunderstandings
  • Openness
  • The use of I statements
  • Ability to say No
  • Persistence

9
Relationship among Assertiveness, Acquiescence
and Aggressiveness
  • Assertiveness provides balance between
    exclusively pursuing personal goals (aggression)
    and completely deferring to others (acquiescence)
  • Assertiveness builds trust and mutual respect
  • Aggression builds antagonism and destroys team
    building efforts
  • Acquiescence undermines respect for the leader
    and trust suffers

10
Abilene Paradox
  • Group mindset that occurs when someone suggests
    initiative that nobody really supports
  • Based on false assumption that silence denotes
    consent
  • Members verbally support and take part believing
    everyone else wants to do it

11
Key Characteristics of Effective Feedback
  • Accurate
  • Frequent
  • Helpful
  • Direct
  • Specific
  • Descriptive
  • Timely
  • Flexible
  • Positive Negative
  • Avoids Blame
  • Avoids Embarrassment
  • Solves the problem

12
Process of Constructive Feedback
  • Relates specifically toward providing feedback to
    others
  • Intended to improve performance and to develop
    subordinates

13
Delivering Effective Feedback
  • Positive feedback is helpful
  • Not sarcastic
  • Direct
  • Specific
  • Descriptive
  • Timely
  • Flexible

14
Next Class
  • Read Leadership Management,
  • Chapter 15

15
Summary
  • A leader is an assertive advocate for his/her
    people, safety, ethical conduct and for what s/he
    believes in.
  • Aggression or Acquiescence both serve to
    undermine respect, trust and team building.
  • Abilene Paradox occurs when members of a group
    go along with an activity simply because they
    assume everyone else wants to.

16
Questions?
  • Questions???
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