THE IMPACT OF TRANSACTIONAL LEADERSHIP ON SPORTS ADVANCEMENT IN FEMALE PLAYER IN PAKISTAN
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https://doi.org/10.57038/theshield.v20i.7144Keywords:
Transactional leadership, female players, sports advancement, Pakistan, clear expectations, ewards for performance, conflict management, Spectator motivation, Intercollegiate local sports and re-visit intentionAbstract
Transactional leadership in the realm of sports refers to a leadership style focused on setting clear expectations, providing rewards for performance, and effectively managing conflicts and issues within the team or organization. In the context of female players in Pakistan, transactional leadership can have a profound impact on their advancement in sports.
Firstly, clear expectations set by transactional leaders provide female players with a framework for understanding their roles and responsibilities within the team. This clarity helps in goal setting and performance evaluation, enabling players to strive for excellence in their respective sports.
Second, giving out prizes for good work is a great way to inspire female participants. Rewards can come in various forms, such as recognition, praise, or tangible incentives. Transactional leaders who offer rewards based on players' achievements not only motivate them to perform at their best but also foster a positive team environment where hard work and dedication are valued and celebrated.
Moreover, effective conflict management is essential for maintaining harmony and cohesion within the team. Transactional leader’s adept at resolving conflicts in a fair and timely manner contribute to a supportive and inclusive team culture. This, in turn, enhances team dynamics and facilitates collaboration among female players, ultimately leading to better performance on the field.
Overall, transactional leadership can significantly influence the advancement of female players in Pakistani sports by providing them with clear guidance, motivation, and support. By understanding and leveraging the principles of transactional leadership, coaches and team managers can create an environment conducive to the growth and success of female athletes in sports.
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