Abstract
Charisma is a constellation of personal characteristics that causes an individual to be attractive to others and to have impact on them. Charisma is the ability to inspire, to affect people at the emotional level, and to lead a devoted following. Charisma is most often associated with charismatic leadership, but personal charisma is related to well-developed emotional and social skills and can be possessed by anyone. Research suggests that charisma plays an important role in social effectiveness, in leadership, in interpersonal relationships, and in fostering psychosocial well-being.
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