idiosyncrasy credit
definition: Traditionally, little attention has been given to followers, who accord or withdraw support to leaders. The idiosyncrasy credit (IC) model, proposed by the psychologist Edwin Hollander in 1958 and elaborated in later years, deals with the latitude followers provide a leader for action by giving or withdrawing their support. [Source: Encyclopedia of Leadership; Idiosyncrasy Credit]
broader: trait approach to leadership
broader: group influence
broader: group decision making
type: Concept

trait approach to leadership
type: Concept
narrower: idiosyncrasy credit

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: idiosyncrasy credit

group decision making
type: Concept
narrower: idiosyncrasy credit

group influence
type: Concept
narrower: idiosyncrasy credit