It describes 12 situations involving a leader’s
immediate subordinates. Each of the 12 situations
presented in the questionnaire has four alternative
responses and the respondent is to pick the choice
which best describes their probable behavior in the
same situation. Items are scored as one of four subscales,
each one representing a different level of job
readiness. The one who gets the high score means
they have effectiveness in leadership much more than
the one who gets a low score. There are 3 aspects to
evaluate the leadership style; 1) primary style, 2)
secondary style and 3) style range. The leadership style
that is used the most will be the primary style and the
others that have inferior use will be the secondary style.
Each column means the following leadership styles.
Column S1 means the “Telling” style, column S2 means
the “Selling” style, column S3 means the “Participating”
style and column S4 means the “Delegating” style.