Robert J. House

Robert J. House is an influential American psychologist and educator known for his work in organizational behavior and leadership theory. He is best known for developing the Path-Goal Theory of Leadership, which suggests that a leader's role is to help followers achieve their goals by providing direction, support, and resources. House's research emphasizes the importance of adapting leadership styles to meet the needs of teams and individuals. His contributions have significantly shaped our understanding of effective leadership in various organizational settings, making him a key figure in the study of management and organizational psychology.