Relevance of peer leadership roles
The subsequent graphs present the questionnaire responses, providing visual representations for how many participants considered the roles to be not relevant, relevant but not fulfilled, and relevant and fulfilled. To illustrate, 6% of participants in the total sample perceive the role of the social leader as not relevant; 9.3% consider the role of social leader as relevant, but indicate it is not fulfilled in their team; and 84.7% consider the role of social leader relevant and indicate it is fulfilled.
The social leader
The proactive leader
The innovative leader
The development leader
The welfare leader
The external leader
The liaison leader
The identity-strengthening leader
The logistics leader
The task leader
The cooperation leader
The connecting leader
The psychological safety leader
The critical leader
Perceived quality of peer leadership roles
The following graphs depict the average perceived quality of peer leadership roles. Error bars are incorporated to represent the standard deviations. These averages ranged from 6.3 to 7.0, measured on a scale from 0 to 10.
The following graphs depict the average perceived quality of peer leadership roles for faculty/departmental/campus boards, POC-teams, research teams, and ATP-teams. Error bars are incorporated to represent the standard deviations.