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A high level of neuroticism is positively correlated with leadership in Judge's research.

A high level of neuroticism is positively correlated with leadership in Judge's research.

a. True
b. False

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A leader applying the situational approach would

a. Focus on developing leader skills
b. Focus on adapting behavior to the subordinate and task characteristics of followers
c. Focus on supportive behaviors for all followers
d. Focus on assessing and adapting to followers' needs in the workplace

Question 3

The opposite of servant leadership is

a. Laissez-faire leadership.
b. Path-goal leadership.
c. Authentic leadership.
d. Coercive leadership.

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