Faculty Mentors
Dr. Lee Gillis
Abstract
Leadership is a necessary component for the success of any group. Without this difficult to define skill, organizations flounder and individuals lack direction. Green acknowledged that leadership is difficult to define. He believes that leadership is difficult to predict, but people know it when they see it. How leadership is perceived is an important component in helping a person become a stronger leader. Anecdotal evidence portrayed individuals who never considered themselves a leader are, in fact, perceived as leaders by their peers. However, also report the antithesis of this statement. Some individuals considered themselves to be the leader of a group I while their peers believed the exact opposite. The present study was an attempt to determine if self-perception of leadership skills is related to group perception and facilitator perception . It was hypothesized that results would determine that self-perception of leadership would not be related to group and facilitator perception.
Recommended Citation
Fouché, James "Trey" W
(2004)
"Self-Perceived Leadership vs. Group Perception,"
The Corinthian: Vol. 6, Article 1.
Available at:
https://kb.gcsu.edu/thecorinthian/vol6/iss1/1