By using the RSLQ in future self-leadership interventions, researchers will be
able to ask questions that they could not have asked in the past such as: "Was the
impact of the training on performance accompanied by the increases in the
practice of self-leadership behaviors by the trainees?" In conclusion, the RSLQ
presented and validated in this study could potentially serve as a catalyst for
training interventions and other empirical research endeavors that may highlight
the importance of self-leadership skills in the twenty-first century organizations characterized by new decentralized structures and a greater reliance on individual
initiative, (p. 687)