Gender-Based Research on Leader Behaviors Has Found That

question 51

Multiple Choice

Gender-based research on leader behaviors has found that

• A)male and female managers tend to differ significantly in their effectiveness as leaders.
• B)female managers engage in more consideration and initiating structure behaviors than male managers.
• C)male and female managers do not differ significantly in their tendencies to perform different leader behaviors.
• D)women engage in more consideration than men, while men engage in more participative behaviors.

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Transitional Zone

An area or region where two different habitats or ecological communities meet and integrate, often hosting a high diversity of species.

Communities Meet

An event or occurrence where different groups or populations come together, often used in the context of ecological or social gatherings.

Species Richness

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Parasitic Relationship

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