This document discusses several theories of leadership and political self. It covers McClelland's three psychological needs of power, affiliation, and achievement. It also discusses normative and informational influence on political self. Additionally, it outlines theories including affective identity motivation, non-calculative motivation, social-normative motivation, and types of leaders according to path-goal theory. Managerial grid styles and rethinking of Filipino values are also mentioned.
This document discusses several theories of leadership and political self. It covers McClelland's three psychological needs of power, affiliation, and achievement. It also discusses normative and informational influence on political self. Additionally, it outlines theories including affective identity motivation, non-calculative motivation, social-normative motivation, and types of leaders according to path-goal theory. Managerial grid styles and rethinking of Filipino values are also mentioned.
This document discusses several theories of leadership and political self. It covers McClelland's three psychological needs of power, affiliation, and achievement. It also discusses normative and informational influence on political self. Additionally, it outlines theories including affective identity motivation, non-calculative motivation, social-normative motivation, and types of leaders according to path-goal theory. Managerial grid styles and rethinking of Filipino values are also mentioned.
This document discusses several theories of leadership and political self. It covers McClelland's three psychological needs of power, affiliation, and achievement. It also discusses normative and informational influence on political self. Additionally, it outlines theories including affective identity motivation, non-calculative motivation, social-normative motivation, and types of leaders according to path-goal theory. Managerial grid styles and rethinking of Filipino values are also mentioned.
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Political Self Theories of Leadership (Psychological
Guide Questions: Needs)
1. Why is it easy for some people to convince others to follow them? David McClelland believed that we have 2. Why is it easy for some people to get three psychological needs: convinced? Need for power (nPow) 3. Would a person’s trait and values impact Need for affiliation (nAff) his political self? Need for achievement (nAch)
Normative influence – based on Theories of Leadership (Three Leadership
Perspective of Sikolohiyang Pilipino The colonial influence 1. Do you know why Filipinos do not like to sit in front or near the stage during events? 2. Do you know the difference between afritada, mechado, menudo and caldereta?
What do you think about the following:
Filipino time Crab Mentality Colonial Mentality
Rethinking Filipino Values
Hiya is not the same with “shame” or “guilt” but rather it is a sense of propriety. Bahala na is not fatalism but it is risk-thinking and determination. Utang na loob is not a debt or a burden; it is gratitude and solidarity.