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Is Big Press Tougher On "She"-Eos?, Kenan G. Smith
Is Big Press Tougher On "She"-Eos?, Kenan G. Smith
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
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Effective Followership Characteristics: Self-Regulation And Intercultural Communication Competence, Cassandra Ann Mellon
Effective Followership Characteristics: Self-Regulation And Intercultural Communication Competence, Cassandra Ann Mellon
Masters Theses
Followership is a remarkably pervasive experience shared by all human beings who occupy the masses within national and global organizations. The purpose of the current study was to further knowledge and understanding of the followership construct by distinguishing a set of communicative characteristics that effective followers demonstrate—exploring the associations among perceptions of effective followership, self-regulation, and intercultural communication competence. This study examines whether self-regulation and co-cultural competence are characteristics of effective followership. Followership scholars suggest that followership research should develop followership characteristics based on variables focusing on the perceptions of followers in relation to leaders (Uhl-Bien, Riggio, Lowe, & Carsten, …