Organization Management Journal
Abstract
The Behavioral Matrix functions on a variety of levels, as: an introduction to self-awareness; a team building exercise; an ice breaker; an introduction to individual differences; or an opening exercise to a course or leadership development program. This exercise can be adapted for a variety of participants in college courses: undergraduate and graduate, as well as for executive and corporate training. Behavioral styles are categorized on a matrix with two axis. The four quadrants created by the intersection of the axis yield four different categories: Controller (formal/dominant), Supporter (informal/flow-with), Analyzer (formal/flow-with), and Promoter (informal/dominant). Specific guidelines for using the exercise are given.
Recommended Citation
Kane, Kathleen
(2011)
"Revisiting the behavioral matrix for leadership
and team development,"
Organization Management Journal: Vol. 8:
Iss.
1, Article 5.
Available at:
https://scholarship.shu.edu/omj/vol8/iss1/5