PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES TO ENHANCING LEADERSHIP AUTOCOMPETENCE
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Leadership autocompetence, self-leadership, psychological approachesAbstract
Leadership autocompetence refers to an individual’s capacity for self-directed leadership development and the ability to lead oneself effectively. In an era characterized by rapid change and complexity, enhancing leadership autocompetence is vital for organizational resilience and innovation. This article explores various psychological and pedagogical approaches to bolster leadership autocompetence. The integration of these approaches highlights the importance of a holistic development strategy that addresses both the mind and practical skills. Challenges such as cultural differences, ethical considerations, and practical barriers are discussed. The article concludes with implications for leadership development practices and recommendations for future research, emphasizing the need for adaptable and self-motivated leaders in contemporary organizations.
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