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Leadership 101 Practice Test: High Levels and Leadership of Nonprofits
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Leadership 101 Practice Test: High Levels and Leadership of Nonprofits
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1. Sally, manager of a local nonprofit organization, depends on unpaid volunteers to help the organization meet the needs of the community. She has been invited to participate in a leadership development workshop that will train her in the sources of power. Which power source will likely be the most helpful for Sally to motivate her volunteers?

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