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The theory of developmental leadership encompasses three basic assumptions: leadership skills can be learned, the individual is the focus, and many leadership roles exist. This course explores the elements of a successful developmental process for leaders in organizations. Students will learn the characteristics of effective leaders and examine the impact of cognition and emotion on individual behaviors and attitudes. Through the case study method, students will examine the following areas of leadership development: information and communication, decision-making, interpersonal relationships, personal resources, and effective use of self.