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Here, we tested an operational conceptual-ization of charisma in the context of everyday life. Specifically, we proposed that charisma is composed of the interpersonally focused dimensions of influence (the ability to guide others) and affability (the ability to make other people feel comfortable and at ease).
1 sty 2013 · Abstract. Charisma can be as mundane and as universal as the “naked capacity of mustering assent,” a capacity that has nothing to do with position, or power, or advantage, but emanates solely from...
1 sty 2021 · The Routledge International Handbook of Charisma provides an unprecedented multidimensional and multidisciplinary comparative analysis of the phenomenon of charisma – first defined by Max Weber...
24 lip 2017 · We found that (a) lay people possess a consensual conception of charisma; (b) charisma consists of a composition of quantifiable dimensions; (c) charisma is distinct from other constructs of...
Specifically, we proposed that charisma is composed of the interpersonally focused dimensions of influence (the ability to guide others) and affability (the ability to make other people feel comfortable and at ease). We validated this conceptualization in a series of studies.
Charisma gets people to like you, trust you, and want to be led by you. It can determine whether you’re seen as a follower or a leader, whether your ideas get adopted, and how effectively your projects are implemented. Like it or not, charisma can make the world go round—it makes people want to do what you want them to do.
question “what is charisma?” should take the form of an empirically testable theory that can (1) explain how and why certain individuals emerge as charismatic leaders while others do not, (2) make falsifiable predictions about the effects of charismatic leaders
