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Respones DQ 5

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Define political behavior in your own words. Explain why you feel the way you do by providing real

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world examples

of political behavior.

1.

I feel that political behavior is biased and about influencing others to accommodate or follow

your views (Johnson, 2018). This influence could come from a political person or group of

people. The larger groups are obvious, like republican or democrat. Pol

itical behavior is the

effort to influence while acting in the way that best suits the role required to accomplish those

goals. I feel that it is similar to acting in that politicians are rarely the person that they purport

themselves to be. As a citizen,

it is important to keep that in mind when watching different

political character address the masses. We have to ask ourselves what the real message is and

consider all the factors, because political behavior is also rarely altruistic. I feel that there is

almost always some sort of back story that lends a lot of perspective to the message. Political

behavior is about there being a just as significant a message in what you do not say as there is in

what you do say.

We see examples when we listen to any presi

dent’s goals. Trump and his wall or Obama and

health care. Sure the message sounds great but neither really addressed how they would be paid

for or what those numbers means to the working class portion of the country that actually pays

the bills in the Uni

ted States. There are other examples like here in Albuquerque NM, where the

mayor pushed through a rapid transit system that ended up costing the city millions and still does

not work and may never work. Sure the idea of rapid transit sounds just as good a

s a wall or free

health care, but who is paying the bill.

Political behavior is rarely about communicating the entire story.

Johnson, C. E. (2013).

Meeting

the

ethical

challenges

of

leadership:

Casting

light

or

shadow.

Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. ISBN

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13: 978

1452259185

URL:

http://gcumedia.com/digital

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resources/sage/2013/meeting

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the

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ethical

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challenges

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of

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leadership_ebook_5e.php

2.

Political behavior is seeing with individuals and groups that may influence their peers or try to

avoid the influence from others. This is a behavior that is seeing through politics and power. This

not a formal group but rather informal that sometimes

sell political ideas, gain power, all to reach

a target goal. We see political behavior in the workplace just with the use of authority and power,

at work we have an objective and we influence change to make it happen. “Thus, leader political

support can b

e defined as leaders’ tactical or strategic use of power or influence to provide for,

advocate for, or otherwise aid followers by attempting to alter the distribution of advantages

Respones DQ 5-1

Define political behavior in your own words. Explain why you feel the way you do by providing real-world examples

of political behavior.

1.

I feel that political behavior is biased and about influencing others to accommodate or follow

your views (Johnson, 2018). This influence could come from a political person or group of

people. The larger groups are obvious, like republican or democrat. Political behavior is the

effort to influence while acting in the way that best suits the role required to accomplish those

goals. I feel that it is similar to acting in that politicians are rarely the person that they purport

themselves to be. As a citizen, it is important to keep that in mind when watching different

political character address the masses. We have to ask ourselves what the real message is and

consider all the factors, because political behavior is also rarely altruistic. I feel that there is

almost always some sort of back story that lends a lot of perspective to the message. Political

behavior is about there being a just as significant a message in what you do not say as there is in

what you do say.

We see examples when we listen to any president’s goals. Trump and his wall or Obama and

health care. Sure the message sounds great but neither really addressed how they would be paid

for or what those numbers means to the working class portion of the country that actually pays

the bills in the United States. There are other examples like here in Albuquerque NM, where the

mayor pushed through a rapid transit system that ended up costing the city millions and still does

not work and may never work. Sure the idea of rapid transit sounds just as good as a wall or free

health care, but who is paying the bill.

Political behavior is rarely about communicating the entire story.

Johnson, C. E. (2013). Meeting the ethical challenges of leadership: Casting light or

shadow. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. ISBN-13: 9781452259185

URL:

http://gcumedia.com/digital-resources/sage/2013/meeting-the-ethical-challenges-of-

leadership_ebook_5e.php

2.

Political behavior is seeing with individuals and groups that may influence their peers or try to

avoid the influence from others. This is a behavior that is seeing through politics and power. This

not a formal group but rather informal that sometimes sell political ideas, gain power, all to reach

a target goal. We see political behavior in the workplace just with the use of authority and power,

at work we have an objective and we influence change to make it happen. “Thus, leader political

support can be defined as leaders’ tactical or strategic use of power or influence to provide for,

advocate for, or otherwise aid followers by attempting to alter the distribution of advantages