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This document discusses leadership and communication. It defines a leader as someone who guides and directs others effectively. It then covers five approaches to leadership theory and lists different leadership styles. The document also discusses principles of effective communication, barriers to communication, the communication process, and types of communication based on organizational relationships, direction of information flow, and means of expression.
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Leadership and communication
- 1. Leadership Leader is one who guides and directs other people. He must give effective direction and purpose. - Allen
- 2. Need or importance of leadership 1. Perfect organisation structure 2. Directing group activities 3. Avoiding imbalances 4. Better utilisation of manpower 5. Source of motivation
- 3. Approaches or theories of leadership 1.Trait theory 2.Behavioural theory 3.Situational theory 4.Followers theory 5.System theory or path goal theory
- 4. Types of leaders • Autocratic leader • Democratic leader • Liberal leader • Institutional leaders • Inducing leader • Paternal leader • Creative leader
- 5. Leadership 1. Positive style 2. Negative style 3. Autocratic style 4. Democratic style 5. Free-rein style
- 6. Principles of effective Communication • Language • Clarity • Purpose of communication • Physical and human setting • Consultation • Content of messsage •
- 7. Barriers or problem of Communication • Noise • Missing information • Alternation of information • Overloading • Lack of facility • Technical language • Poor retention • Lack of time • Quick conclusion • Lack of time
- 8. Process of Communication 1. Idea 2. Encoding 3. Transmission 4. Receiving 5. Decoding 6. action
- 9. Types of communication I.On the basis of organisation relationship 1.Formal communication 2. Informal communication Ii. On the basis of direction of flow of communication 1. Downward communication 2. Upward communication 3.Horizontal communication Iii. On the basis of way of expression 1. Oral communication 2. Written communication