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Jackson, Donna V. – Journal of Leadership Education, 2011
Perception is reality. While you perceive yourself to be an effective leader even under stress, do your colleagues share this perception of you? Your perception of effective leadership may be shared by others who work with you. People in leadership may see a relationship between "leaders in title" and "leaders in action" from…
Descriptors: Perception, Leadership Effectiveness, Self Concept, Opinions
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Stech, Ernest L. – Journal of Leadership Education, 2007
The three most common paradigms used to develop leadership prescriptions are the empirical, biographical, and ideological. The empirical paradigm is subdivided into quantitative and qualitative versions. Similarly, there are two forms of the biographical paradigm: historical and autobiographical. The ideological paradigm involves an appeal to…
Descriptors: Leadership Training, Ethics, Spiritual Development, Religious Factors