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Ill post the reasons for the questions and what I found once I turn in my report, Right now with the current responses I am getting a lot of great information.

This study is measured completely quantitative. The things you guys are saying are things that I will take into mind once I become a medic.

By definition, EMT's and medics do lead their patients. The leader/follower relationship is very unique because of the nature you said. There is very little research done on the leadership styles of EMT's, which is one of the reasons why I found this interesting. I would argue that the EMT's do...

Required is not the best word to describe my intentions for that. I wanted people to not forget to fill out a question to ensure the validity of the responses. I took off the required setting. I have a research question and I have researched the topics I am looking at extensively. I cant say...

I fixed the duplicate questions and put the correct questions in. I also made the age range more appropriate. Thanks for the input!

I'll change it thank you for catching that

I am an EMT and also a student completing my bachelors degree in organizational communications. My final project is for me to do my own research about leadership, and I wanted to look at leadership styles and EMT's. If you would please fill out this short survey, I would greatly appreciate it...

Depends on everyones personalities, no two people have the same intentions.

Confidence is key. Dress appropriately, don't use distracting fillers like "umm" or "like," make good eye contact, don't fidget with things that will make you seem nervous, use appropriate language, ask good questions, make yourself seem like you are a high value person and that you are worth...

haha. tricked me

Get a job as an EMT and take a lot of the classes your ambulance company offers

nope