The best picture of leadership emerges when we view the process from the perspective of _____________.
a. the followers b. the leader c. the situation c. all of these
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I believe all are correct. Please advise answer & why. Thanks!
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While all three of these answers could be considered correct, I believe the best answer is viewing the process from the perspective of the followers. Here is my reasoning:
Leadership is a process by which a person influences others to accomplish an ...
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