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Topic: Leadership qualities and styles of successful NCAA D1 head track and field coaches
Stage I.
I. Introduction
II. Keys to successful leadership in coaching
III. Successful leadership styles
IV. Team building
V. Team cohesion
VI. Gender differences
Stage II.
I. Introduction
II. Keys to successful leadership in coaching
A. Integrity
B. Communication
C. Understanding of human behavior
D. Knowledge of sport
E. Commitment
III. Successful leadership styles
A. Transactional
B. Democratic
C. Transformational
D. Situational
IV. Team building
A. Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing
B. Within coaching staff
C. Organization
V. Team cohesion
A. Integration of individuals
B. Unity
VI. Gender differences
A. Gender of the leader
B. Preferred type of leadership based on gender of the athletes
Stage III.
I. Introduction
II. Keys to successful leadership in coaching
A. Integrity
a. (Bloom, Stevens & Wickwire, 2003; Miller & Carpenter, 2009; Vallee &
Bloom, 2005; Vernacchia, McGuire & Cook, 1996)
B. Communication
a. (Giacobbi et al., 2002; Laios, Theodorakis & Gargalianos, 2003; Miller &
Carpenter, 2009; Vallee & Bloom, 2005)
C. Understanding of human behavior
a. (Vallee & Bloom, 2005)
D. Knowledge of sport
a. (Laios, Theodorakis & Gargalianos, 2003; Vallee & Bloom, 2005)
E. Commitment
a. (Laios, Theodorakis & Gargalianos, 2003; Vallee & Bloom, 2005)
III. Successful leadership styles
A. Transactional
a. (Bass, Avolio, Jung & Berson, 2003; Chelladurai, 1980, 1990, 2007;
Hollembeak & Amorose, 2005; Nazarudin, Fauzee, Jamalis, Geok, & Din,
2009; Smith, 2003; Thurman, 2001)
B. Democratic
a. (Chelladurai, 1980, 1990, 2007; Hollembeak & Amorose, 2005; Vallee &
Bloom, 2005)
C. Transformational
a. (Bass & Steidlmeier, 1999; Bloom, Stevens, & Wickwire, 2003; Miller &
Carpenter, 2009; Smith, 2003; Vallee & Bloom, 2005; Vernacchia, McGuire,
& Cook, 1996; Wooden & Jamison, 2005; Yusof, 1998)
D. Situational
a. (Chelladurai, 2007; Giacobbi, Whitney, Roper & Butryn, 2002; Smoll &
Smith, 1989; Vallee & Bloom, 2005)
E. Team building
A. Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing
a. (Bloom, Stevens & Wickwire, 2003; Miller & Carpenter, 2009; Tuckman,
1965; Vallee & Bloom, 2005)
B. Within coaching staff
a. (Bloom, Stevens & Wickwire, 2003)
C. Organization
a. (Bloom, Stevens & Wickwire, 2003; Vallee & Bloom, 2005)
D. Team cohesion
A. Integration of individuals
a. (Moradi, 2004; Nazarudin, Fauzee, Jamalis, Geok, & Din, 2009; Pease &
Kozub, 1994; Ramzaninezhad & Keshtan, 2009)
B. Unity
a. (Ramzaninezhad & Keshtan, 2009)
E. Gender differences
A. Gender of the leader
a. (Jambor & Zhang, 1997; Ryska & Cooley, 1999)
B. Preferred type of leadership based on gender of the athletes
a. (Chelladurai & Saleh, 1980; Frankl & Babbit, 1998; Ryska & Cooley, 1999)
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