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In this study, it was found that there was a significant difference between the leader behavior of law school deans (Consideration and Initiating Structure) as self-perceived and as perceived by their faculties and that age, sex, academic rank, formal education, and years of teaching experience of the faculties accounted for discrepancies between perceptions of the leader behavior of law school deans (Consideration and Initiating Structure) as self-perceived and as perceived by their faculties.

In this study, it was found that consumers generally favor advertising by physicians. They felt that newspaper and professional magazines were more appropriate media for such advertising than television, radio, billboards, telephones, direct mail, and popular magazines. Finally, most consumers have not seen physicians advertise, but of those who have, most have noticed such advertising in a newspaper.

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