what is the meaning of psychosocial leadership?
Despite these reservations, I believe psychology is the natural home for the formal study of leadership. Leadership is a form of interpersonal behavior and involves certain individuals influencing and directing the behaviors, attitudes, and thoughts of others. The theoretical models and research methods of social psychology seem especially well suited for the scientific study of leadership. Bringing psychological science to bear on leadership may result in a more coherent and empirically based understanding of the phenomenon. I am not dismissing existing research in this area. To be sure, there is body of scholarship on the topic.