2013
DOI: 10.9790/487x-1326467
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Correlation between Emotional Intelligence and Transformational Leadership Behaviour

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“…Leaders with the characteristics of selfcontrol and self-management ability are very much consistent with the first dimension (idealized), which is the more dimension has impact on the followers (Barling, J., Slater, F., Kelloway, E. K., 2000). Particularly, when leaders are able to understand their own emotional and their follower's Emotional Intelligence or they aware when to be emotionally close and helpful/ kind to the people, improve trust and confidence, motivation, and commitment, and performance as a model of these values (Naznin, 2013). The second dimension is an individualised consideration, leaders who have the skills to manage a relationship positively with their follower will be able to show individual consideration toward their followers (Harms and Crede, 2010, p.7).…”
Section: -3 the Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence And Effesupporting
confidence: 52%
“…Leaders with the characteristics of selfcontrol and self-management ability are very much consistent with the first dimension (idealized), which is the more dimension has impact on the followers (Barling, J., Slater, F., Kelloway, E. K., 2000). Particularly, when leaders are able to understand their own emotional and their follower's Emotional Intelligence or they aware when to be emotionally close and helpful/ kind to the people, improve trust and confidence, motivation, and commitment, and performance as a model of these values (Naznin, 2013). The second dimension is an individualised consideration, leaders who have the skills to manage a relationship positively with their follower will be able to show individual consideration toward their followers (Harms and Crede, 2010, p.7).…”
Section: -3 the Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence And Effesupporting
confidence: 52%
“…More precisely, when leaders can perceive and understand both their own and others' emotions, they know how to be emotionally close and supportive to their subordinates, enhance their level of trust, motivation, and commitment (Naznin, 2013). The results in the study show that the combination of emotional abilities and personality traits is important for prediction of TL style.…”
Section: Predictive Validity Of the Self-report Scale Of Emotional In...mentioning
confidence: 76%
“…Gymnasium teachers can successfully transform students' behavior only by being able to control emotions while achieving the educational goal. The ability to recognize and use emotions determines successful transformational leadership (Naznin, 2013). Scholars state that the leaders who can recognize their own and other people's emotions demonstrate a transformative type of leadership (Hajncl & Vučenović, 2020;Sunindijo, 2012).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%