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1 Leadership Behaviors

2 INITIATOR One or ones who get the group started.

3 INTREPRETOR One or ones who clarify or explain other members ideas.

4 ANALYSOR One or ones giving critical analysis of the ideas.

5 HARMONIZER One or ones who try to reduce tension and reduce differences among group members.

6 ENCOURAGER One or ones who have a friendly attitude toward members and encourage acceptance of members ideas.

7 BLOCKER Always opposing ideas of group members.

8 DOMINEERING One or ones who try to manipulate the group.

9 CLOWN Always making jokes, has a great time but does not always add to the productivity of the group.

10 ASSERTIVE One or ones that keeps the group on task- keeps things rolling smoothly, and watches the clock.

11 AGRESSIVE One or ones who verbally attacks others.

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