3.2 - Managers, leadership and decision making. AQA A-level business.

Question 1

The benefit received from the business's operations...

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Reward

Question 2

Blake Mouton grid

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Impoverished

Question 3

2 types of decision-making

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Scientific & Intuitive

Question 4

(Stakeholder mapping) High power and low interest...

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Meet their needs

Question 5

A model representing the likely outcomes for a business of a number of courses of action...

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Decision trees

Question 6

A leadership style in which leaders dictate without consultation of subordinates.

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Autocratic

Question 7

The costs of giving up the next best alternative...

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Opportunity cost

Question 8

Disadvantage of democratic leadership...

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Employees may not be educated to make the right decision

Question 9

Tannenbaum Schmidt - NOT a type of management style

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Votes

Question 10

Assess the interest & power of stakeholders in order to make decisions about how to manage them

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Stakeholder mapping

Question 11

Blake Moulton grid - High concern for people, Low concern for production...

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Country Club

Question 12

What is an advantage of autocratic leadership style...

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Focuses on getting tasks done

Question 13

The chance of an occurring misfortune or loss...

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Risk

Question 14

Internal factor which influences management style

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Action of a competitor

Question 15

Internal stakeholders?

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Managers

Question 16

Advantage of Intuitive decision making?

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Speed

Question 17

Process where an organisation involves people who may be affected by the decision it makes ...

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Stakeholder engagement

Question 18

Disadvantage of Decision Trees

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Ignores qualitative data

Question 19

Key term NOT linked to Decision Trees

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Qualitative

Question 20

Where leaders are "hands-off" and allow group members to make decisions without intervention...

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Laissez-faire

Questions 20