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Edwin manages a small team of knowledge workers. He often faces tight deadlines and other work pressures. Despite this, Edwin remains a calm and composed leader. He is often praised for his ability to handle things with maturity. He is also receptive to healthy criticism. Which of the following attributes of leadership is most evident in Edwin's actions?
A) self-confidence
B) integrity
C) drive to succeed
D) emotional maturity

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Authors: Hitt, Black, Porter

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I thought so too, thanks for confirming

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