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5: Ethical Leadership

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    Can you lead when no one is watching? Does your ethical foundations flow into your leadership style? This section examines these traits and provides leadership style that best fits the evolution of the CJ system. The following discussion is an explanation of mixed research relative to the Leader-Member Exchange defining the leader-follower requirement of leadership. The author of this discussion compares in brief form the Leader-Member Exchange (LMX) with the Social Identity Theory of Leadership and provides a view from Adaptive Theory researchers as a comparison or more to the point their interaction with each other. The Transformational and Transactional styles are compared. The LMX style closely relates to Transformational leadership due to leader follower relationship. The transactional leader may relate to the authoritarian style more closely. The trait theory is examined in the context of this styles relationship with Transformational styles.


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