Physical Education A-Level
Interactionist theory of leadership
What Interactionist theory of leadership means in Physical Education A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Interactionist theory of leadership
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Leadership is a combination of innate traits and the environment, where traits are triggered by specific sporting situations.
Topics that use Interactionist theory of leadership
- Leadership (AQA A-Level)
Related terms
- Adaptability across performer development and context
- Adaptability and situational leadership
- Alignment of required, actual and preferred leader behaviour
- Autocratic leadership
- Chelladurai’s multi-dimensional model
- Democratic leadership
- Emergent leader
- Empathy, integrity and fairness
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