Psychological Effects of Leadership
Faculty Mentor Name
Marella T. Big Mountain
Format Preference
Poster
Abstract
Throughout history, leadership has and is a prominent aspect of society. Its influence on organizations, politics, and individuals is so diverse it is often difficult to truly understand. Along with having external factors on the success of organizations, leadership can have psychological effects on individuals. The perception of power can define a situation entirely and more times than not, power is misunderstood as leadership. Through this research project, both the positive and negative effects of leadership are explored. The results from the initial research are then to be used to compare and contrast the impression leadership has rather than power in an individual and organizational level. This final part of the research will come from studying past psychology experiments such as Dr. Phillip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment.
Poster Presentation
Air Force ROTC Briefing
Location
AC1-Atrium, Eagle Gym
Start Date
3-23-2018 11:00 AM
End Date
3-23-2018 9:00 PM
Psychological Effects of Leadership
AC1-Atrium, Eagle Gym
Throughout history, leadership has and is a prominent aspect of society. Its influence on organizations, politics, and individuals is so diverse it is often difficult to truly understand. Along with having external factors on the success of organizations, leadership can have psychological effects on individuals. The perception of power can define a situation entirely and more times than not, power is misunderstood as leadership. Through this research project, both the positive and negative effects of leadership are explored. The results from the initial research are then to be used to compare and contrast the impression leadership has rather than power in an individual and organizational level. This final part of the research will come from studying past psychology experiments such as Dr. Phillip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment.
Poster Presentation
Air Force ROTC Briefing