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May 25, 2012 · Findings Six virtues, including four considered cardinal by Aristotle (courage, temperance, justice and prudence), and two considered cardinal by Confucius (humanity, and truthfulness), were ...
of the same situation (high consistency); (2) the leader expressing the virtue in similar (though. different) situations (low distinctiveness), and (3) other leaders who do not behave virtuously in. the same situation (low consensus). This is in line with the view of virtues ethicists who argue.
63) virtuous leadership promote virtuous leadership appear quite promising. Given from wrong in one's leadership role, our view that virtue is character-based, the importance of justice and honesty, influencing. who is selected for leadership positions is clear. Specifically, pursue righteous and moral goals.
As the author of a book on virtuous leadership, I am often approached by people who say to me, “So and so is a leader, and he, or she, isn’t virtuous.” My response is always the same: not all leadership is virtuous leadership. Practical wisdom, or prudence, is one of the four cardinal virtues, along with courage, temper-ance, and justice.
between virtue and leadership, prudence as a virtue derived from the requirements of political achievement, and the normative responsibilities and obligations that flow from political prudence. Virtue and Leadership Leadership entails ethics because leaders have responsibilities. Persons in positions of leadership make a difference; they can bring
May 25, 2012 · – The purpose of this paper is to bring definitional clarity to the term “virtue” as pertinent to the behavioural sciences literatures on leadership; to identify a short and consolidated list of cardinal virtues commonly associated with leadership effectiveness; to provide a model relating leader virtues to leader outcomes (i.e. ethics ...
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identify the six virtues of courage, temperance, justice, pru-. dence, humanity, and truthfulness in their conceptualization. of virtuous leadership; while Riggio et al. (2010) consider prudence, fortitude, temperance, and justice to be the car-dinal virtues of leadership. All of these virtues appear in.
