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2. Führungseigenschaften und -motive

Authors : Marco Furtner, Urs Baldegger

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Zusammenfassung

Eine Eigenschaft (Trait) ist ein Konstrukt, welches annimmt, dass konsistente (stabile) individuelle Unterschiede zwischen verschiedenen Personen existieren. Zwar gelten Eigenschaften und Motive über die Zeit hinweg als relativ stabil, dennoch unterscheiden sie sich grundlegend. Eine Persönlichkeitseigenschaft kann förderlich oder hemmend auf ein bestimmtes Motiv einwirken. Beispielsweise fördert die Persönlichkeitseigenschaft Extraversion das Machtmotiv und die Introversion wirkt sich hemmend auf die Ausübung des Machtmotivs aus (vgl. Winter et al. 1998). Während sich Persönlichkeit und Motive durch kritische Lebensereignisse verändern (z. B. einschneidendes berufliches oder privates Ereignis), kann die Motivausprägung mittels Trainings verändert werden (vgl. McClelland 1975).

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Metadata
Title
Führungseigenschaften und -motive
Authors
Marco Furtner
Urs Baldegger
Copyright Year
2016
Book
Self-Leadership und Führung

Print ISBN: 978-3-658-13044-2

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-658-13045-9

Copyright Year: 2016

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13045-9_2