A field study of the relation between leaders' anticipation of targets' resistance and targets' reports of influence tactics used by leaders in dyadic relations
Je. Barbuto et al., A field study of the relation between leaders' anticipation of targets' resistance and targets' reports of influence tactics used by leaders in dyadic relations, PSYCHOL REP, 88(3), 2001, pp. 835-843
This research explored the relationship between targets' resistance and lea
ders' behaviors. Barbuto's concentric zones, Preference, Indifference, Legi
timate, Influence, and Noninfluence, were used as the independent variables
to predict leaders' use of influence tactics. Results from 83 leader-membe
r dyads imply moderate relationships between perceptions of followers' resi
stance and influence tactics used by leaders. Directions for research are a
ddressed.