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Chapter 7

Leader - Follower Relations

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Dyad Refers to the individualized relationship between a leader and each follower in a work unit.
Dyadic theory Is an approach to leadership that attempts to explain why leaders vary their behavior with different followers
Leader - Member Exchange Thoery (LMX) Thoery States Ls develop separate and unequal relationships with Fs. Leaders do not interact with all followers equally, which ultimat
Leader - Member Exchange Thoery (LMX) Thoery Assumes Ls have limited amounts of social, personal, and org resources, and tend to distribute them among followers selectively
Leader - Member Exchange Thoery (LMX) Thoery Leaders do not interact with all followers equally, which ultimately results in the formation of LMXs that vary in quality
In Group - Followers seen as : - Trustworthy and Loyal - Dependable - Competent - Likable - Personally compatible with leader (values, goals) -Leaders uses (expert, referent, reward, power to influence member) - strong social ties
Out Group - Followers seen as: - Untrustworthy - Unreliable - Lacking in competence - Not as likeable as in group members - Personally incompatible with leaders - strictly task centered - top down influence - Fewer or no social ties - Coercive power , reward
Characteristic of In- Groups - Participate in important decisions - Are given added responsibility - Have greater access to the leader - Experience greater support and positive influence from the leader - Reciprocity - Granted special favors from the leader - Included in socia
Characteristics of Out groups - Are managed according the employment contract requirements - Receive little insp
The Influence of LMX on Follower Behavior - The special relationship with in - group followers creates certain obligations and constraints for the leader To maintain the relationship, the L must: - Pay attention to in - group members - Remain responsive to their needs and feelings - Rel
The Influence of LMX on Follower Behavior In return for these benefits, in- group members are expected to: - Be loyal to the leader - Be more committed to task objectives - Work Harder - Share some of the leader's administrative duties - Unless this cycle of behavior is interrupted, the re
Bias in LMX Employee Career Implications - Pygmalion effect Occurs when in - group demonstrates loyalty, commitment, dedication, and trust. As a result they win the liking of leaders who subsequently give them higher performance ratings - these rating, which may or may not be tied to a
Consequence to Out- Group: Employee Career Implications - Negative consequences (discrimination, social exclusion, self - fullfilling prophecy, minimal promotion opportunities) - TO minizae this bias, trian and encourage leaders to maintain high- quality LMX relationships with all followers
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