Основные термины. вдохновляющее лидерство (inspirational leadership)

вдохновляющее лидерство (inspirational leadership)

вероятностный подход к лидерству (contingency approach to leadership)

два параметра поведения лидера (two dimensions of leader behavior)

заменители лидерства (substitutes for leadership)

лидер (leader)

лидерство (leadership)

лидерство в новую эпоху (new age leadership)

нормативный подход к лидерству (normative approach to leadership)

обработка социальной информации и лидерство (social information processing and leadership)

пол лидерства (gender of leadership)

предпосылки лидерства (opportunities for leadership)

подход к лидерству с позиции социального обмена (social exchange view of leadership)

характерологические теории лидерства (trait theories of leadership)

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