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leadership theories

leadership theories In this packet, leadership theories refers to cognitive ideas or prototypes people use to judge who counts as a leader.

In this packet, leadership theories refers to cognitive ideas or prototypes people use to judge who counts as a leader. These mental schemas emphasize certain attributes more than others, and their influence can depend on which other attributes are present and which leadership schema is activated.

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Drafting source: Tavares Gustavo M.; Sobral Filipe; Goldszmidt Rafael; Araújo Felipe. Opening the Implicit Leadership Theories’ Black Box: An Experimental Approach with Conjoint Analysis. 2018; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2018.00100; article XML SHA-256 2a97f90bd7d0915f37197614d262531af2e821342e5a1dd1e4558e35e71b9d07. “Opening the Implicit Leadership Theories’ Black Box: An Experimental Approach with Conjoint Analysis” (10.3389/fpsyg.2018.00100).
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