Question

One of my followers has been verbally lashing out at me publicly about a decision I made. I stay calm and reiterate to him that my decision is consistent with my internal standards and those of the company. Which component of authentic leadership am I using?

Answer 1

The correct answer is: Internal moral reasoning.

Step-by-step explanation:

Internal moral reasoning is an ethic practice in which the theoretical set of ideas of an individual are put in practice even if they are questioned. It is requested that the individual has great consciousness on what is "good" or "bad" according to the objective attempted to be reached.

Answer 2

The component of authentic leadership that the person is using is the internal moral reasoning. Internal moral reasoning is defined as a thinking process by which the goal is having to determine if a certain thought or an idea is considered to be right or wrong to do.