The Influence of Personality Trait on Effective Leadership: The Role of Dopamine

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Kişilik efektif liderliği etkilyen anahtar faktörlerden biridir. Kişilik çevre ve genetik faktörleri arasındaki ilişkiden meydana gelir. Lider davranışlarının üzerindeki en önemli etkilerden biri kişiliktir. Kişilik davranışları için önemli olan genetik faktörler, orta beyin dopamin nöronları iken, anahtar çevre faktörleri ise aile, eğitim ve tecrübe vs.dir. Dopamin ,ortabeyin nöronları tarafından salgılanır, bireylerin dikkatten, motivasyona ve motor kontrolden desteğe kadar olan  davranışlarına etki eder. Bu çalışma orta beyin nöronlarının ve çevre faktörlerinin liderlik davranışlarına nasıl etki ettiğini inceler

Anahtar Kelimeler

• liderlik,genetik,kişilik

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