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When the text discusses the ability to influence and affect change in others, it is referring to a leader's:

A) Honesty
B) Values
C) Power
D) Actions
E) Character

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Treating everyone in an equal manner, without special treatment, refers to a leader:

A) Serving others
B) Being a role model
C) Showing justice
D) Showing respect
E) None of the above

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A worthy goal, achieved in an unethical manner, is still ethical.

Identifying and pursuing just and worthy goals are the most important steps an ethical leader will undertake.

Showing justice refers to:

There are times when telling the whole truth can be destructive and counterproductive.

Being honest is synonymous with being ethical.

Having a formal job title or status refers to one's reward power.

More than any other trait, people want leaders to be fair.

Values include all of the following except:

Expert power refers to followers' perceptions of the leader's competence.

The ways a leader goes about accomplishing goals refers to a leader's:

End values are concerned with the means or the actions a leader takes.

________ stated, "The ends justify the means."

Character refers to a leader's core values and who he or she is.

The power base that relies on followers' identification and liking for the leader is known as ____.

Ethical leaders make it a top priority to treat all of their subordinates in an equal manner.

It is not important for a leader to clearly establish the rules for distributing rewards.

Serving others is an example of altruism.

Acting in the best interests of others, even when it might run counter to a leader's self-interests, refers to the principle of: