Viewing the Leader as Being "One of Us" Increases Followers

question 4

Multiple Choice

Viewing the leader as being "one of us" increases followers' ______ of the leader due to their social identity with the team.

• A) team mental models
• B) explicit norms
• C) implicit norms
• D) positive endorsements

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