The Effects of Decision-Making and Leadership Styles on Relationships and Perceived Effectiveness in the University Development Context

This study examined how employees' perceptions of leadership, decision-making, and relationships are associated with their perception of a development operations' effectiveness. Deans, development officers, central development staff, and unit development staff at the University of South Fl...

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Main Author: Van Loveren, Rachael K.
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Published: Scholar Commons 2007
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spelling ndltd-USF-oai-scholarcommons.usf.edu-etd-50512015-11-05T04:51:21Z The Effects of Decision-Making and Leadership Styles on Relationships and Perceived Effectiveness in the University Development Context Van Loveren, Rachael K. This study examined how employees' perceptions of leadership, decision-making, and relationships are associated with their perception of a development operations' effectiveness. Deans, development officers, central development staff, and unit development staff at the University of South Florida were surveyed via email. The results indicated that employees' perceptions of leadership, decision-making, and relationships are strongly related to their perceived job satisfaction, trust, commitment, and control mutuality and consequently their perception of the development operation's effectiveness. 2007-01-01T08:00:00Z text application/pdf http://scholarcommons.usf.edu/etd/3855 http://scholarcommons.usf.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5051&context=etd default Graduate Theses and Dissertations Scholar Commons fundraising trust organizational success structure American Studies Arts and Humanities
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Van Loveren, Rachael K.
The Effects of Decision-Making and Leadership Styles on Relationships and Perceived Effectiveness in the University Development Context
description This study examined how employees' perceptions of leadership, decision-making, and relationships are associated with their perception of a development operations' effectiveness. Deans, development officers, central development staff, and unit development staff at the University of South Florida were surveyed via email. The results indicated that employees' perceptions of leadership, decision-making, and relationships are strongly related to their perceived job satisfaction, trust, commitment, and control mutuality and consequently their perception of the development operation's effectiveness.
author Van Loveren, Rachael K.
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title The Effects of Decision-Making and Leadership Styles on Relationships and Perceived Effectiveness in the University Development Context
title_short The Effects of Decision-Making and Leadership Styles on Relationships and Perceived Effectiveness in the University Development Context
title_full The Effects of Decision-Making and Leadership Styles on Relationships and Perceived Effectiveness in the University Development Context
title_fullStr The Effects of Decision-Making and Leadership Styles on Relationships and Perceived Effectiveness in the University Development Context
title_full_unstemmed The Effects of Decision-Making and Leadership Styles on Relationships and Perceived Effectiveness in the University Development Context
title_sort effects of decision-making and leadership styles on relationships and perceived effectiveness in the university development context
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