Potential for Discrimination in LMX Comes from ______

question 22

Multiple Choice

Potential for discrimination in LMX comes from ______.

• A) the high-quality LMX dyadic relationships
• B) when followers are in either the in- or out-groups
• C) when leaders are open to followers switching in- or out-groups
• D) when leaders attempt to have all followers in the in-group

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Definitions:

Games-Of-Chance

Activities in which outcomes are determined primarily by random factors, usually for gambling or entertainment purposes.

Oligopoly Behavior

Market behavior characterized by a small number of firms dominating a market, where each firm's decisions impact the others, often leading to strategic pricing and output decisions.

Sequential Game

A strategic interaction (game) between two or more parties (players) in which each party moves (makes a decision) in a predetermined order (sequence).

Second Mover

A strategy where a firm enters a market or releases a product after competitors have already established themselves, potentially benefiting from the first mover's market insights and errors.