All Stories

  1. Leadership in academia: Key leadership behaviours and roles of formal and peer leaders
  2. A Systematic Review of Interventions for Developing Athletes as Leaders.
  3. The relation between perceived need-supportive coaching behaviours, winning games, and team resilience: a longitudinal examination among basketball and soccer teams
  4. The Power of Peer Leaders: Exploring the Link between Peer Leadership Behaviors and Sustainable Work Outcomes
  5. Unlocking the power of ‘us’: Longitudinal evidence that identity leadership predicts team functioning and athlete well-being
  6. Athlete Leadership Development in Sport: A Systematic Scoping Review [Cochrane Library].
  7. Athlete Leadership Development in Sport: A Systematic Scoping Review [Embase.com].
  8. Athlete Leadership Development in Sport: A Systematic Scoping Review [Google Scholar].
  9. Athlete Leadership Development in Sport: A Systematic Scoping Review [OATD].
  10. Athlete Leadership Development in Sport: A Systematic Scoping Review [PQDT].
  11. Athlete Leadership Development in Sport: A Systematic Scoping Review (PubMed).
  12. Athlete Leadership Development in Sport: A Systematic Scoping Review (SPORTDiscus EBSCO).
  13. Athlete Leadership Development in Sport: A Systematic Scoping Review [Web of Science Core Collection].
  14. The impact of intra-team communication and support relationships on team identification and collective efficacy in elite team sport: a social network analysis
  15. Leading the way together: a cluster randomised controlled trial of the 5R Shared Leadership Program in older adult walking groups
  16. Leadership
  17. Innovation across cultures: Connecting leadership, identification, and creative behavior in organizations
  18. Identity leadership and social identification within sport teams over a season: A social network analysis
  19. Athlete Leadership Development Within Teams: Current Understanding and Future Directions
  20. Does Fair Coach Behavior Predict the Quality of Athlete Leadership Among Belgian Volleyball and Basketball Players: The Vital Role of Team Identification and Task Cohesion
  21. Identity Leadership, Employee Burnout and the Mediating Role of Team Identification: Evidence from the Global Identity Leadership Development Project
  22. When the final whistle blows: Social identity pathways support mental health and life satisfaction after retirement from competitive sport
  23. Investigating shared leadership in elite sport
  24. Follow the leader: Identity leadership and moral behaviour in social situations among youth sport teammates
  25. Harnessing the power of ‘us’: A randomized wait-list controlled trial of the 5R shared leadership development program (5RS) in basketball teams
  26. Will the real leaders please stand up? The emergence of shared leadership in semi-professional soccer teams
  27. Why the Chosen Ones May Not Always Be the Best Leaders: Criteria for Captain Selection as Predictors of Leadership Quality and Acceptance
  28. Leadership development in sports teams
  29. The Power of Empowerment: Predictors and Benefits of Shared Leadership in Organizations
  30. All for us and us for all: Introducing the 5R Shared Leadership Program
  31. The impact of identity leadership on team functioning and well-being in team sport: Is psychological safety the missing link?
  32. Leading together towards a stronger ‘us’: An experimental test of the effectiveness of the 5R Shared Leadership Program (5RS) in basketball teams
  33. Leadership and social identity
  34. Gender differences in the perceived impact that athlete leaders have on team member emotional states
  35. Developing Effective on- and Off-Field Leadership in Elite Soccer
  36. Standing out from the crowd: Identifying the traits and behaviors that characterize high‐quality athlete leaders
  37. Making ‘us’ better: High-quality athlete leadership relates to health and burnout in professional Australian football teams
  38. Unpicking the Emperor’s New Clothes: Perceived Attributes of the Captain in Sports Teams
  39. Coaching the coach: Intervention effects on need-supportive coaching behavior and athlete motivation and engagement
  40. From Autocracy to Empowerment: Teams with Shared Leadership Perceive their Coaches to be Better Leaders
  41. How many leaders does it take to lead a sports team? The relationship between the number of leaders and the effectiveness of professional sports teams
  42. Does Social Capital Benefit Older Adults’ Health and Well-Being? The Mediating Role of Physical Activity
  43. Professional Rugby Coaches’ Perceptions of the Role of the Team Captain
  44. Adopting a helicopter-perspective towards motivating and demotivating coaching: A circumplex approach
  45. An experiment on the impact of coaches’ and athlete leaders’ competence support on athletes’ motivation and performance
  46. The competence-supportive and competence-thwarting role of athlete leaders: An experimental test in a soccer context
  47. Identity leadership going global: Validation of the Identity Leadership Inventory across 20 countries
  48. Can Cancellara Really be a <i>Flandrien</i>? Ethno-Cultural Identity Representation Predicts Regional Exclusivity of a Historically Contested Cycling Term
  49. The Emergence of Shared Leadership in Newly Formed Teams With an Initial Structure of Vertical Leadership: A Longitudinal Analysis
  50. The effect of descriptive age norms on the motivation to exercise among older adults
  51. The power of competence support: The impact of coaches and athlete leaders on intrinsic motivation and performance
  52. Is perceived athlete leadership quality related to team effectiveness? A comparison of three professional sports teams.
  53. Who takes the lead? Social network analysis as pioneering tool to investigate shared leadership within sports teams.
  54. The myth of the team captain as principal leader: Extending the athlete leadership classification within sport teams.
  55. “Yes, we can!” review on team confidence in sports
  56. Is perceived athlete leadership quality related to team effectiveness? A comparison of three professional sports teams
  57. A Social Identity Approach to Leadership Development
  58. Sports psychology: maximizing team potential
  59. Development and validation of the Characteristics of Resilience in Sports Teams Inventory.
  60. Characteristics of Resilience in Sports Teams Inventory
  61. Leading from the Centre: A Comprehensive Examination of the Relationship between Central Playing Positions and Leadership in Sport
  62. Leading from the top or leading from within? A comparison between coaches and athletes leadership as predictors of team identification, team confidence, and team cohesion
  63. An examination of the relationship between athlete leadership and cohesion using social network analysis
  64. Athlete leadership in sport teams: Current understanding and future directions
  65. Athlete and Coach Leadership Quality Measure
  66. We will be champions: Leaders' confidence in ‘us’ inspires team members' team confidence and performance
  67. Who takes the lead? Social network analysis as a pioneering tool to investigate shared leadership within sports teams
  68. Perceived Sources of Team Confidence in Soccer and Basketball
  69. The Art of Athlete Leadership: Identifying High-Quality Athlete Leadership at the Individual and Team Level Through Social Network Analysis
  70. Believing in “us”: Exploring leaders’ capacity to enhance team confidence and performance by building a sense of shared social identity.
  71. Team Identification Measure
  72. The Impact of Athlete Leaders on Team Members’ Team Outcome Confidence: A Test of Mediation by Team Identification and Collective Efficacy
  73. Leadership as social identity management: Introducing the Identity Leadership Inventory (ILI) to assess and validate a four-dimensional model
  74. Is team confidence the key to success? The reciprocal relation between collective efficacy, team outcome confidence, and perceptions of team performance during soccer games
  75. Happy but unhealthy: The relationship between social ties and health in an emerging network
  76. The myth of the team captain as principal leader: extending the athlete leadership classification within sport teams
  77. Identity Leadership Inventory
  78. Observational Collective Efficacy Scale for Sports
  79. “Yes, we can!”: Perceptions of collective efficacy sources in volleyball
  80. Do perceived justice and need support of the coach predict team identification and cohesion? Testing their relative importance among top volleyball and handball players in Belgium and Norway