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Table 3 Leadership styles of directors of nursing in nursing homes

From: Leadership styles and leadership outcomes in nursing homes: a cross-sectional analysis

Directors of Nursing

Mean (±SD)

(CI 99.8%)

ERS

Sample

Correlations

Cronbach’s alpha

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

Transformational

 (1) Idealized influence: attributed

2.36< (±0.62)

(2.10–2.63)

2.77

57

        

0.42

 (2) Idealized influence: behavior

2.77 (±0.65)

(2.49–3.04)

2.73

58

0.59**

       

0.74

 (3) Inspirational motivation

2.85 (±0.66)

(2.57–3.14)

2.68

57

0.67**

0.76**

      

0.86

 (4) Intellectual stimulation

2.62 (±0.58)

(2.37–2.87)

2.74

56

0.49**

0.68**

0.66**

     

0.73

 (5) Individual consideration

2.31< (±0.73)

(1.99–2.62)

2.75

57

0.66**

0.50**

0.58**

0.48**

    

0.60

Transactional

 (6) Contingent Reward

2.77 (±0.69)

(2.48–3.06)

2.90

58

0.66

0.64**

0.71**

0.71**

0.55**

   

0.75

 (7) Management by exception: active

2.30 (±0.57)

(2.05–2.54)

2.31

58

0.37**

0.39**

0.26

0.26

0.15

0.32*

  

0.06

Passive/avoidant

 (8) Management by exception: passive

1.56> (±0.66)

(1.28–1.84)

1.16

57

−0.31*

−0.23

−0.39**

−0.31*

−0.36**

−0.39**

0.19

 

0.56

 (9) Laissez-faire

1.20> (±0.77)

(0.87–1.53)

0.85

58

−0.45**

−0.50**

− 0.56**

−0.43**

− 0.48**

−0.53**

0.02

0.55**

0.75

  1. Scores on subscales (1–9) have an available range between 0 and 4; CI Confidence Interval, ERS European Reference Scores; <: significant lower (p < 0.002) than ERS; >: significant higher (p < 0.002) than ERS; *correlation significant (p < 0.05); **correlation significant (p < 0.01)