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Briefly discuss the three principles that guide actions of ethical leaders.

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

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

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

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

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

Northouse writes, "A leader needs to be aware and sensitive to how he or she uses power." Discuss how you could use each type of power in an unethical manner.

Distinguish between the three kinds of leadership values, giving specific examples of each.

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

Being honest is synonymous with being ethical.

________ stated, "The ends justify the means."

Which two of the five bases of power have you used in your life? Provide examples.

A leader's actions include the means and methods he or she uses to achieve his or her goals.

Which of the following refers to adherence to a balanced standard of justice without relevance to one's own feelings or indications?

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

Being honest is not just about the leader telling the truth.

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

The goals a leader selects:

Explain how acting ethically leads to developing an ethical character. Is this an intrapersonal or interpersonal process?

Character enables a leader to maintain his or her core ethical values even in times of immense adversity.