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5.4.1 — Multiple Choice Questions

Q.The leader regulates group behaviour by

(i) ignoring individual differences within the group
(ii) enforcing rules firmly through rewards and punishment
(iii) dealing with matters of group discipline in an arbitrary manner
(iv) overlooking a member spreading indiscipline within the team
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A leader regulates group behaviour by applying agreed rules consistently — rewarding good conduct and addressing poor conduct — not by ignoring, favouring, or overlooking issues.

A leader's role is to structure the situation for the group — setting and maintaining the standards that let the group work together effectively. Doing this well requires consistent, fair enforcement: rewarding behaviour that helps the team and applying real consequences when rules are broken. Ignoring differences, acting arbitrarily, or overlooking a prob …

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