Calibrating Charisma: The many-facet Rasch model for leader measurement and automated coaching

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Abstract

No one is a leader unless others follow. Consequently, leadership is fundamentally a social judgment construct, and may be best measured via a Many Facet Rasch Model designed for this purpose. Uniquely, the MFRM allows for objective, accurate and precise estimation of leader attributes, along with identification of rater biases and other distortions of the available information. This presentation will outline a mobile computer-adaptive measurement system that measures and develops charisma, among others. Uniquely, the approach calibrates and mass-personalizes artificially intelligent, Rasch-calibrated electronic coaching that is neither too hard nor too easy but "just right" to help each unique leader develop improved charisma.

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Barney, M. (2016). Calibrating Charisma: The many-facet Rasch model for leader measurement and automated coaching. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 772). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/772/1/012051

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