M. A. Barnes, S. L. Schwartzberg, G. Bedell, E. Counselman, E. Marfeo
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ABSTRACT Group leadership is a complex process of understanding group dynamics and leader actions. Practitioners of all disciplines need training to effectively lead groups. Psychometrically sound measures are needed to assess effectiveness of group-leader training. The Group Leader Self-Assessment (GLSA) tool, developed to address this need, demonstrates sound psychometric properties including sensitivity to change (pre- to posttest summary scores t = 15.79. p < .0001. Cohen’s d = 1.74), strong internal consistency (Cronbach α > .90), and high test retest reliability (ICC (3, 1) =.92; F 26.08; df1 = 16; p < .0001). Study results suggest GLSA use may help trainees identify goals for skill development and realize growth in leadership abilities.
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