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📄 Journal Article

Measuring Quality of Interaction Between Leaders and Members

June 01, 1996 90 citations 🔒 Closed Journal of Applied Social Psychology
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Abstract

The paper reports the development of a scale to measure the quality of interaction between leaders and members in line with the leader member exchange/vertical dyad linkage theorization of Dansereau, Graen, and Haga (1975), incorporating the suggestions of Dienesch and Liden (1986). Construct definitions were developed and items were generated and evaluated for content validity. A varimax rotated factor analysis of the data yielded only 2 of the proposed 3 factors—perceived contribution and affect. The two subscales documented factor stability and high reliability coefficients. Within‐and between‐groups analysis found support for dyadic nature of interaction. The implications of the results are discussed and conclusions are drawn about the new scale.

Authors (2) 1 from IIT Delhi
Publication Details
TypeJournal Article
PublishedJune 01, 1996
Source Journal of Applied Social Psychology
PublisherWiley
Volume/Issue Vol. 26 , Issue 11 , pp. 945-0972
DOI 10.1111/j.1559-1816.1996.tb01119.x
OpenAlex ID W2033078816
Open AccessClosed Access