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Leaders & theLeadership ProcessReadings, Self-Assessments& Applications
Sixth Edition
Jon L. Pierce
John W. Newstrom
Contents in Brief
Prologue xxiv
A SURVEY OF THE CONCEPTUALAND EMPIRICAL LEADERSHIPLITERATURE 1
1Introduction to Leadership 3
The Leader-Follower Relationship:Leader-Member Exchange, Quality,Justice, and Trust 25
The Leader: Personality, Motives,and Other Personal Qualities 63
Leadership and the Roleof Sex and Gender 95
Leader Emergence: A DynamicProcess 109
Leadership as an InfluenceProcess 127
Leadership and LeaderBehaviors 157
8Contingency and Path-Goal Theoriesof Leadership: Situational andFollower Differences 193
9Leadership in the Cross-CulturalContext 215
10Followers and the LeadershipProcess 237
11Leadership Style: Participative,Directive, and Laissez-Faire 271
12Substitutes for Leadership 297
13Charismatic Leadership 323
14Transformational Leadership 365
15The Negative (Dark) Sideof Leadership 395
16Positive (Spiritual, Ethical,and Authentic) Leadership 411
EpilogueDoes Leader-Imposed LeadershipReally Make a Difference? 443
Appendix AReading the Scientific Literature:A Tutorial 449
Appendix BA Data Analysis Primer 459
Index 475
Table of Contents
Prologue xxiv
Self-Assessment: Self-Confidence(Generalized Self-Efficacy) xxvPrologue Reading A: The Language ofScience: A Lens for Understanding theOrganizational Sciences Literature, Jon L. Pierceand Geoffrey G. Bell xxviiPrologue Reading B: Perspectives on Leader-ship from Homer's Odyssey, Fred A. Kramer xliii
SURVEY OF THE CONCEPTUALAND EMPIRICAL LEADERSHIPLITERATURE 1
1Introduction to Leadership 3
Reading 1 On the Meaning of Leadership,Jon L. Pierce and John W. Newstrom 7Reading 2 A Study of the Leadership Process,Albert J. Murphy 12Reading 3 Contemporary Trends in the Analysisof Leadership Processes, Edwin P. Hollander andJames W. Julian 14Reading 4 Leadership: The Managementof Meaning, Linda Smircich and GarethMorgan 20
The Leader-Follower Relationship:Leader-Member Exchange, Quality,Justice, and Trust 25
Self-Assessment: Leader-MemberExchange 31Self-Assessment: Organizational Justice 32Reading 5 Rethinking Leader-MemberExchange: An Organizational JusticePerspective, Terri A. Scandura 34Reading 6 Trust in Leadership: Meta-AnalyticFindings and Implications for Research andPractice, Kurt T. Dirks and Donald L. Ferrin 42
The Leader: Personality, Motives,and Other Personal Qualities 63
Self-Assessment: Job Affect 70Self-Assessment: Motivation to Lead 72
Reading 7 Leadership: Do Traits Matter?,S. A. Kirkpatrick and E. A. Locke 73Reading 8 Personality and Leadership: AQualitative and Quantitative Review, Timothy A.Judge, Remus Hies, Joyce E. Bono, and Megan W.Gerhardt 79
Leadership and the Role of Sexand Gender 95
Self-Assessment: Masculinity-Femininity 98Reading 9 Leader Emergence and Gender Rolesin All-Female Groups: A Contextual Examination,Amy B. Gershenoff and Roseanne J. Foti 100
Leader Emergence: A DynamicProcess 109
Self-Assessment: Self-Monitoring 115Self-Assessment: Emotional Intelligence 116Reading 10 Emergent Leadership and SocialInfluence, E. P. Hollander 118Reading 11 Who Gets Power—And How TheyHold On to It: A Strategic-Contingency Model ofPower, Gerald R. Salancik and Jeffrey Pfeffer 122
Leadership as an Influence Process 127
Self-Assessment: Influence Tactics 132Self-Assessment: Personal Power Profile 134Reading 12 The Bases of Social Power, JohnR. P. French, Jr. and Bertram Raven 136Reading 13 Relationships between LeaderReward and Punishment Behavior and GroupProcesses and Productivity, Philip M. Podsakoffand William D. Todor 143Reading 14 Cooperation as a Function of LeaderSelf-Sacrifice, Trust, and Identification, David DeCremer and Daan van Knippenberg 150
Leadership and Leader Behaviors 157
Self-Assessment: Leadership—MichiganOrganizational Assessment 162Self-Assessment: Initiating Structureand Consideration 163
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Reading 15 Predicting Organizational Effective-ness with a Four-Factor Theory of Leadership,David G. Bowers and Stanley E. Seashore 164Reading 16 Patterns of LeadershipBehavior Related to Employee Grievancesand Turnover, Edwin A. Fleishman and Edwin F.Harris 171Reading 17 Leader Self-Sacrifice and Leader-ship Effectiveness: The Moderating Role ofLeader Self-Confidence, David De Cremer andDaan van Knippenberg 178Reading 18 Influence of Leader Behaviors onthe Leader-Member Exchange Relationship,Gary Yukl, Mark O'Donnell, and ThomasTaber 186
8Contingency and Path-Goal Theoriesof Leadership: Situational andFollower Differences 193
Self-Assessment: Least PreferredCo-worker (LPC) 200Reading 19 Path-Goal Theory of Leadership,Robert J. House and Terence R. Mitchell 201Reading 20 How Do You Make LeadersMore Effective? New Answers to an Old Puzzle,Fred E. Fiedler 208
Leadership in the Cross-CulturalContext 215
Self-Assessment: Individualism-Collectivism 221Reading 21 A Cross Cultural Perspective onPerceived Leadership Effectiveness, Jun Yanand James G. (Jerry) Hunt 223
10Followers and the LeadershipProcess 237
Self-Assessment: Trust Leadership 244Self-Assessment: Follower's Need forLeadership 245Reading 22 The Reciprocal Nature ofInfluence between Leader and Subordinate,Charles N. Greene 246Reading 23 The Follower's Role in LeadershipPhenomena, Fillmore H. Sanford 250Reading 24 Leadership, Followership, Self, andOthers, Edwin P. Hollander 254Reading 25 Trust in Leadership and TeamPerformance: Evidence from NCAA Basketball,Kurt T. Dirks 263
11Leadership Style: Participative,Directive, and Laissez-Faire 271
Self-Assessment: Participatory LeadershipAttitudes 276Reading 26 Particpation, Satisfaction, andProductivity: A Meta-Analytic Review, KatherineI. Miller and Peter R. Monge 278Reading 27 Contingent Leadershipand Effectiveness of Trauma ResuscitationTeams, Seokhwa Yun, Samer Faraj, andHenry P. Sims, Jr. 290
12Substitutes for Leadership 297
Self-Assessment: Substitutes forLeadership 301Self-Assessment: Group Cohesiveness 302Self-Assessment: Organization-BasedSelf-Esteem (OBSE) 303Reading 28 Substitutes for Leadership: TheirMeaning and Measurement, Steven Kerr andJohn M. Jermier 304Reading 29 Meta-Analysis of the Relationshipsbetween Kerr and Jermier's Substitutes forLeadership and Employee Job Attitudes,Role Perceptions, and Performance, Philip M.Podsakoff, Scott B. MacKenzie, and William H.Bommer 314
13Charismatic Leadership 323
Self-Assessment: CharismaticLeadership 326Reading 30 A 1976 Theory of CharismaticLeadership, Robert J. House 327Reading 31 Toward a Behavioral Theory ofCharismatic Leadership in OrganizationalSettings, Jay A. Conger and Rabindra N.Kanungo 339Reading 32 The Role of Followers in the Char-ismatic Leadership Process: Relationships andTheir Consequences, Jane M. Howell andBoas Shamir 348
14Transformational Leadership 365
Self-Assessment: TransformationalLeadership 369Quotation from Francis J. Yammarino and AlanJ. Dubinsky (1994), Transformational Leader-ship: The Construct 371
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Reading 33 The Role of Collective Efficacy inthe Relations between Transformational Leader-ship and Work Outcomes, Fred O. Walumbwa,Peng Wang, John J. Lawler, and Kan Shi 372Reading 34 Transformational Leader Behav-iors and Their Effects on Followers' Trust inLeader, Satisfaction, and Organizational Citi-zenship Behaviors, Philip M. Podsakoff, Scott B.MacKenzie, Robert H. Moorman, and RichardFetter 379Reading 35 Leader-Member Exchange as aMediator of the Relationship between Transfor-mational Leadership and Followers' Performanceand Organizational Citizenship Behavior, HuiWang, Kenneth S. Law, Rick D. Hackett, DuanxuWang, and Zhen Xiong Chen 387
15The Negative (Dark) Sideof Leadership 395Self-Assessment: Machiavellianism 398Reading 36 The Two Faces of Leadership:Considering the Dark Side of Leader-FollowerDynamics, Christine Clements and John B.Washbush 400Reading 37 The Dark Side of Leadership,Jay A. Conger 405
16Positive (Spiritual, Ethical,and Authentic) Leadership 411
Reading 38 Spiritual Leadership: FulfillingWhole-Self Needs at Work, Gilbert W.Fairholm 417Reading 39 Ethical Leadership: A SocialLearning Perspective for Construct Developmentand Testing, Michael E. Brown, Linda K. Trevino,and David A. Harrison 424Reading 40 Beloved Women: Nurturing theSacred Fire of Leadership from an AmericanIndian Perspective, Tarrell Awe Agahe Portmanand Michael Tlanusta Garrett 436
Epilogue
Does Leader-Imposed LeadershipReally Make a Difference? Jon L.Pierce and John W. Newstrom 443
Appendix A
Reading the Scientific Literature:A Tutorial Jon L. Pierce and John W.Newstrom 449
Appendix B
A Data Analysis Primer Jon L. Pierceand Donald G. Gardner 459
Index 475
Self-Assessment: Ethical Leadership 414Self-Assessment: Servant Leadership 415