Transformational Leadership: Beyond Initiation and Consideration

Hierarchical regressions using the responses of 138 subordinates about 55 managers show that, as predicted, Bass' (1985b) transformational leader model adds to initiation and consideration in explaining the variance of subordinates' satisfaction and ratings of leader effectiveness. Further...

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