Sentence examples for leadership construct from inspiring English sources

Recently researchers have introduced a new leadership construct, referred to as authentic leadership.

To make a difference to applied practice and policy, the transformational leadership construct requires a refined definition and stronger empirical tests allowing for robust causal inference.

Although confirmatory factor analysis performed by Walumbwa et al. (2008) supports a second-order model—"a higher order, multidimensional model of the authentic leadership construct" (Walumbwa et al. 2008, p. 89), we found a better fit for the first-order model (see Table 2 for the fit statistics of the first- and second-order models for the Brazilian and Portuguese samples).

From an extensive review of research-based literature on the clinical leadership construct, it was found that characteristics of clinical leadership more commonly focussed on practical and technical skills required to lead a team and practise in a clinically competent manner [ 14].

This paper develops a framework and proposes hypotheses for such leadership constructs through an analysis of achievement, affiliation and power values as reflected upon by Turkish and Tunisian supply chain managers.

The modified UTAUT model requires revalidation in a quantitative follow-up study owing to the addition of the Attitude Toward Using Technology and Leadership constructs.

For this World Cup, I'm confident that the U.S. will have the resources and leadership to construct a proper schedule to maximize the team's potential.

Furthermore, studies also show a three-way interaction effect of power distance orientation, procedural justice, and ethical leadership (a similar construct with moral leadership) on the perception of job insecurity (Loi et al. 2012).

Policy development and advocacy professional with more than two decades of executive leadership experience constructing, shaping and influencing labor, transportation, infrastructure, technology, safety, security and other policy and legislation.

First and foremost, the glaring lack of an effective peace process for Darfur calls out for greater U.S. leadership in constructing from the existing elements a revitalized process that has the chance of ending Darfur's war.

Though several studies consider innovativeness and opinion leadership as one construct, consistent with Rogers' (1962) perspective, this study presumed a potential relationship between innovativeness and opinion leadership as separate constructs.