LEADERSHIP CHARACTERISTICS OF ... - Drake University
LEADERSHIP CHARACTERISTICS OF ... - Drake University
LEADERSHIP CHARACTERISTICS OF ... - Drake University
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Evaluator Transformational Transactional Passive-<br />
Leadership Leadership Avoidant<br />
Leadership<br />
Self Mean 3.2267 2.3975 .92 1 8<br />
N 61 6 1 6 1<br />
S.D.<br />
Higher level Mean<br />
N<br />
S.D.<br />
Same level Mean<br />
N<br />
S.D.<br />
Lower level Mean 3.2264<br />
S.D. .4181<br />
Unknown Mean 3.2658<br />
S.D. .2436<br />
Total Mean 3.2330<br />
S.D. .3999 .3377 .5312<br />
Hypotheses<br />
Hypothesis 7: Hospital CEOs who exhibit transformational leadership<br />
styles describe their personal values as collectivist.<br />
Hypothesis 2: Hospital CEOs who exhibit transactional leadership styles<br />
describe their personal values as individualist.<br />
Each CEO completed the Rokeach Values Survey (Rokeach,<br />
1967). Table 11 reflects the mean of each terminal value identified by the<br />
CEOs in order of most important to least important. Inspection of the data<br />
revealed that the CEOs identified the same top seven of eighteen terminal<br />
values (i.e., preferred state of existence) and bottom four terminal values<br />
regardless of the gender or age of the CEO, with ages broken into two