Political leader actions, words, and behavior: A content analysis of the Common Core debate

Posted by Terri McCormick On December - 9 - 2015

This study presents a model for understanding political leadership based upon the processes that influence and thereby shape political leaders’ types, as captured in their own words and behaviors on digital recordings, official documents, press releases, the media, and twitter on the public record. Continue reading the abstract summary.

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