Which of the following lists correctly names the three leader attributes?

Which of the following lists correctly names the three leader attributes?

• A. Presence, Character, Intellect
• B. Character, Presence, Intellect
• C. Integrity, Personal Courage, Honor
• D. Presence, Intellect, Courage

Answer: (B)

Leaders are evaluated by how they act, present themselves, and think. The three attributes that capture this are Character, Presence, and Intellect. Character covers ethics, values, and trust—what you stand for and whether you demonstrate integrity consistently. Presence is how you carry yourself and interact with others—your outward bearing, confidence, and ability to influence the room. Intellect reflects your ability to think clearly, reason, analyze, and make sound decisions. Together, they describe the full picture of a leader: what you do (Character), how you appear and engage (Presence), and how you reason and decide (Intellect). The correct trio aligns with this framework. The other options mix in values like Integrity, Personal Courage, and Honor or substitute Courage for Intellect, which shifts away from the established set of three attributes.

Leaders are evaluated by how they act, present themselves, and think. The three attributes that capture this are Character, Presence, and Intellect. Character covers ethics, values, and trust—what you stand for and whether you demonstrate integrity consistently. Presence is how you carry yourself and interact with others—your outward bearing, confidence, and ability to influence the room. Intellect reflects your ability to think clearly, reason, analyze, and make sound decisions. Together, they describe the full picture of a leader: what you do (Character), how you appear and engage (Presence), and how you reason and decide (Intellect). The correct trio aligns with this framework. The other options mix in values like Integrity, Personal Courage, and Honor or substitute Courage for Intellect, which shifts away from the established set of three attributes.