You Divide a Group of Children into Pairs and Have

question 20

Multiple Choice

You divide a group of children into pairs and have them work on three tasks: simple computations, searching the Internet and painting. When studying the results, you find that children who took the lead in the first two tasks rarely led in the third. Linking this to what you have read, you could use this as evidence of:

• A) lack of perseverance in children.
• B) a tit-for-tat strategy.
• C) poor reliability of leadership measures.
• D) a contextual or situational aspect to leadership.

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