Presidential Power: Psychology, Personality, and Leadership
FINAL PRESENTATION
1. Are Male Leaders Better than
Female Leaders?
A Persuasive Speech by Ashley A. Hayes
2. +Numbers Do Not Lie….
Forbes Magazine reported in 2014 that in the year 2012
“Women held just 3.8% of Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
positions in Fortune 500 companies, and 90 out of 535 seats in
US Congress.”
3. +
Males in Society
Men are often more
authoritative by nature.
Automatically serve as
disciplinarian and breadwinner
in the family.
Appear unemotional, leaning
toward the logical side of
things.
Keywords: courage, self-
reliance, rationality,
competitiveness, ambition, risk-
taking.
4. +
Females in Society
more submissive and can
sometimes take on more
stereotypically ‘masculine’ traits
such as excessive
assertiveness and dominance.
use their personal
feelings/emotions in relation to
their work, career, and
livelihood.
Keywords: honesty,
intelligence, compassion and
creativity
5. +
Leadership Styles…
tell others what to do, give
orders, and make the final
decisions regarding how to act
or what to do.
characterized by the distribution
of responsibility among the
group members, a desire to
empower all members of the
group, and a willingness to
assist in decision making.
Authoritarian leaders Democratic leaders
6. +
Leadership Styles Cont…
offers little or no guidance and
allows individuals to make all
decisions themselves, giving
them as much freedom as
possible.
creates significant change in
the life of people and
organizations.
Laissez Faire Leaders Transformative Leader
7. +
John F. Kennedy
35th President of the United
States
Leadership and
learning are
indispensable
to each other.
John F.
Kennedy
8. + Martin Luther King, Jr.
Life's most persistent
and urgent question is,
'What are you doing for
others?'
Martin Luther King, Jr.
9. +
People can judge me for what I've
done. And I think when somebody's
out in the public eye, that's what
they do. So I'm fully comfortable
with who I am, what I stand for, and
what I've always stood for.
Hillary Clinton
10. +
Gayle Smith
"Gayle’s energy and passion
have been instrumental in
guiding America’s international
development policy, responding
to a record number of
humanitarian crises worldwide,
and ensuring that development
remains at the forefront of the
national security agenda,"
Obama said in a statement,
urging the Senate to quickly
confirm Smith to the position.