Innovative forms of rehabilitation: Enhancing communities of practice through the art of drumming

Hill, John C.; Hains, Kristina D.; Hains, Bryan J.

doi:10.1080/15575330.2019.1663225

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“…The next step in the development of the instrument should include the measurement of one's emotional valence and intensity as a follower. Therefore, Hill's (2014) measurement of emotional awareness and intensity instrument would provide a framework for connecting emotional arousal with charismatic attributes. Hill's (2014) measurement was developed using Parrott's (2001) six primary categories of emotions.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Therefore, Hill's (2014) measurement of emotional awareness and intensity instrument would provide a framework for connecting emotional arousal with charismatic attributes. Hill's (2014) measurement was developed using Parrott's (2001) six primary categories of emotions. Parrott (2001) described six primary emotions: love, joy, surprise, anger, sadness, and fear.…”

Section: Conclusion and Recommendationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…However, Parrott (2001) discussed the concept in which emotions are not limited to six, but have subcategories, which include secondary and tertiary emotions. The measurement of emotional intensity for Hill's (2014) was developed using Parrott's (2001) classification of emotions and the James-Lange scale of emotional intensity. Arousal, or emotional intensity, is measured on a scale from low to high and is significant to the appraisal process of emotions which include the subcategories of emotions.…”

Section: Conclusion and Recommendationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Charisma: The Perpetuation of an Ambiguous Locution

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2024

J of Leadership Studies

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Historically, scholars examining charisma within the context of leadership have provided an ambiguous definition of charisma pertaining to a leader's ability to influence followers around collective goals. Charisma can become quite convoluted and ambiguous within the context of leadership. One reason for the ambiguity is no unified conceptualization of charisma exists. Herein is an examination of charisma considering its historical footings and its underpinnings related to people's propensity to be emotionally influenced and aroused to gain a deeper understanding of charismatic leadership. Overall, the purpose of the article was to systematically review, organize, and present a body of literature exploring charismatic leadership. The following research questions guided the systematic literature review: What is charisma within the context of leadership, and how is it measured?

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