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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"leader group prototypicality"”.

  1. Exploring Outcomes of Leader's Self-Perceived Group Prototypicality and Followers' Perceived Leader Group Prototypicality

    As members of their groups, leaders can vary in terms of the extent to which they reflect the members’ values, norms, and attitudes. Using the concept of leader group prototypicality- the extent to which a leader is a representative of the group or organizational identity (Hogg, 2001)- this study …

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  2. Followers Who Lead: Modeling Leader Emergence Through Self-Monitoring and Social Identity Theories

    … dominance and self-monitoring and the resulting leader emergence. Research in the social psychology field has examined the emergent leader process from a different perspective, developing the leadership model of group leader prototypicality (Hogg, 2001c) from social identity theory and …

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  3. Good Deeds Gone Wrong: How Leader Self-Sacrifice Morally Licenses Followers Counterproductive Work Behaviors

    <p>Leader self-sacrifice (LSS) plays a key role for many companies today. It involves the leader temporarily forgoing their own interests and privileges for the sake of the collective. By modeling self-sacrificial behavior, leaders hope to create a trickle-down effect, encouraging similar behavior …

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