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This document outlines the learning objectives for three sections on leadership and small group communication. The first section discusses perspectives on leadership, leadership styles, and types of power. The second section identifies task-related, maintenance, and negative group roles and behaviors. The third section explains the group problem-solving process, decision-making techniques, and influences on decision making.
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- 1. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Leadership and Small Group Communication 1. Discuss the various perspectives on how and why people become leaders. 2. Compare and contrast various leadership styles. 3. Discuss the types of power that a leader may tap into. 14.1
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