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Groups require both task and process leadership to be successful. Process leadership focuses on maintaining interpersonal relationships within the group through behaviors like tension release, gate keeping, encouraging, and mediating. These behaviors help create a comfortable environment for the group, renew energy levels, encourage sharing of all member perspectives, praise contributions, and refocus conflicts on issues rather than personalities. Effective process leadership is essential for a group to maintain its focus on tasks rather than internal dissatisfaction.
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12.2 Follow my leader
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A fairly standard definition of leadership is one such as behaviour that enables and assists others to achieve personal and organisational ambitions and goals.
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- 3. Leadership Research Process needs Groups have Process Dimension i.e. Leadership Behaviors maintain interpersonal relations in the group “Group building and maintenance” Several heads are better than one Process 2 Gate Keeping Task needs Diversity makes the group communication very complex The collective experience and intelligence are stronger than the individual one But those experiences and individual insight are only useful to the group if they are shared For instance: Coordinating discussions in turns to speak from two to three minutes each so that ALL MEMBERS can air their views
- 4. Leadership Research Process needs Groups have Process Dimension i.e. Leadership Behaviors interpersonal relations in the group “Group building and maintenance” Everyone likes to receive praise Process maintain Task needs 3 Encouraging We feel good when someone recognizes us for our contributions It improves the morale of any group member and increases cohesiveness, satisfaction, and productivity As a result, we can increase the self-esteem of all group members and raise hopes, confidence, and aspiration of the group as a whole
- 5. Leadership Research Process needs Groups have Process Dimension i.e. “Group building and maintenance” Conflict is a normal, healthy part of group interaction Process Leadership Groups can function effectively in spite of personality clashes Behaviors maintain interpersonal relations in 4 Mediating the group Task needs However mismanaged conflict can lead to a general disruption within the group Whenever conflict becomes person-oriented rather than issue-oriented, it is a particular appropriate time for some mediation and the final solution is to focus discussion on issues rather than personalities
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