I am a doctoral student, and I am researching leadership traits that support successful grant seeking in community colleges. I would like to find a survey instrument and appropriate interview questions that I could adapt to allow leaders to self-report their leadership traits and to compare those responses to the perceptions of their direct reports. I looked at MLQ, but it is cost prohibitive. As I am struggling to find any similar research, I have been unable to find any instruments or questions were previously used and validated. Any help would be appreciated.
Melissa Vermillion You can find academically researched survey instruments and interview questions through the following methods:
The above answer is AI-generated and completely unhelpful. Common on Researchgate these days. Search Google Scholar for leadership questionnaires. The following link gives many direct links:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Alternative_measures_of_Perceived_Transformational_Leadership
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Hi Melissa,
Saw your question. I am also a doctoral student at National University. I found survey instruments for my study at the library in the APA PsycTESTS database or you can go directly to the website. See if your university provides access. I found 8 to 15 in a day on my cybersecurity topic. Hope this helps!
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