How do the questions relate to the biblical leadership framework?
Ten to twelve questions relate to each of the first three factors (Mental Model, Motive, and Manner) in the biblical framework of leadership. There are seven to nine questions for each of the ten sub-factors in the Methods section as depicted in the Servant Shepherds Leadership Priorities Chart. How were the “scores” determined? The answer to each question has a numerical score associated with it ranging from 1-7. Averaging all participant responses together derived the scores for any given question. For example, all Peer responses for question 10 were averaged together to produce a Peer score for question 10. A score for one of the four factors, such as Mental Model, was determined by averaging all responses for questions pertaining to that factor together by rater group. What are norms and how do they help me understand my results? A norm reflects a numerical average calculated from 100s of people who have completed the SSLI. A good example is a class of 30 children who take a spelli
