4. Results
The descriptive statistics, intercorrelations, and scale reliabilities of study variables are presented in Table 1. Hypothesis tests
are described below.
Prior to testing our hypotheses, we first ran aggregation statistics to ensure appropriate aggregation of our multilevel variable
servant leadership and to determine if multilevel modeling was appropriate for our individual-level outcomes. First, we calculated
rwg(j) using a uniform distribution. Helping (rwg(j) = .74) and creative behavior (rwg(j) = .76) exceeded the strong interrater agreement
threshold of .70, and servant leadership's interrater agreement (rwg(j) = .54) is considered moderate agreement (LeBreton &
Senter, 2008). This evidence supports aggregating servant leadership to the unit-level. Second, we calculated the intracla
4. ResultsThe descriptive statistics, intercorrelations, and scale reliabilities of study variables are presented in Table 1. Hypothesis testsare described below.Prior to testing our hypotheses, we first ran aggregation statistics to ensure appropriate aggregation of our multilevel variableservant leadership and to determine if multilevel modeling was appropriate for our individual-level outcomes. First, we calculatedrwg(j) using a uniform distribution. Helping (rwg(j) = .74) and creative behavior (rwg(j) = .76) exceeded the strong interrater agreementthreshold of .70, and servant leadership's interrater agreement (rwg(j) = .54) is considered moderate agreement (LeBreton &Senter, 2008). This evidence supports aggregating servant leadership to the unit-level. Second, we calculated the intracla
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