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presidential character typology: a standalone construct

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Executive politics

a two-by-two classification of chief executives by active or passive energy and positive or negative feeling toward the job, proposed to predict conduct in office.

In executive politics, presidential character typology refers to a two-by-two classification of chief executives by active or passive energy and positive or negative feeling toward the job, proposed to predict conduct in office. This meaning comes from Barber (1972) in The presidential character.[1]

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References

Barber, J. D. (1972). The presidential character. Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 9781000727166

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