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Effect of gender and values on preferred leadership behaviors : A case of Korea

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Frame of Image requirements for the degree of MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT 2007 Approval as of …., 2007 Supervisor JUNG KWON 2 ABSTRACT EFFECT OF GENDER AND VALUES ON PREFERRED LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS – A CASE OF KOREA By Nguyen Trong Kien Researchers believe that different people might be differently affected by various leadership styles. Therefore, the thesis was executed to somehow assess the effect of followers’ features such as gender and values on their preference for certain leadership styles. A questionnaire composed from Leader Behavior Description Questionnaire form XII (LBDQ XII) and Schwartz Value Inventory was used to check people’s gender, values and their preferred leadership behaviors. After literature review had been done, the data were input and processed by SPSS to check the developed hypothesis. The result showed not much effect of gender on preferred leadership behaviors; however, it reflected that people with different values do differ in their desire for specific leadership behaviors. These findings suggest certain applications for leadership practice in Korea. 3 Copyright by NGUYEN TRONG KIEN 2007 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION 1. Research Motivation 2. Research Objectives 3. Contribution 4. Thesis overview II. LITERATURE REVIEW 1. Leadership 2. Leadership and Gender 3. Leadership and Values 4. Leadership, gender and values in Korea 5. Hypotheses Development III. METHODOLOGY 1. Questionnaire design 2. Samples and sites 3. Da


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Title Effect of gender and values on preferred leadership behaviors
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A case of Korea
Material Type Articles
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Kien, Nguyen Trong

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[Seoul] : KDI School of Public Policy and Management
Date 2008
Pages 58
Subject Country South Korea(Asia and Pacific)
Language English
File Type Documents
Original Format pdf
Subject Social Development < Gender
Holding KDI School of Public Policy and Management
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