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Instrumente der Arbeits- und Organisationspsychologie

Fragebogen zur integrativen Führung

Published Online:https://doi.org/10.1026/0932-4089/a000294

Zusammenfassung. Der vorliegende Artikel rezensiert den Fragebogen zur integrativen Führung. Der Fragebogen zur integrativen Führung ist ein Fragebogen zur Messung transformationaler, transaktionaler, instrumenteller und negativer Führung sowie zur Kommunikation der Führungskraft. Er liegt im Selbstberichtsformat für Führungskräfte und im Fremdberichtsformat für Mitarbeitende von Führungskräften vor.


Questionnaire for Integrative Leadership

Abstract. The present article reviews the German “Fragebogen zur integrativen Führung” (Questionnaire for Integrative Leadership). This questionnaire assesses transformational, transactional, instrumental and abusive leadership as well as leaders’ communication. It is available in a self-report format for leaders and in an other-report format for followers.

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