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Chloeellawright

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The belief that leaders are born rather than made is part of which approach to leadership?
 
  a. scientific
  b. contingency
  c. case study
  d. trait

Question 2

The modern scientific study of leadership can be divided into three eras. These are:
 
  a. trait, behavior, contingency
  b. charismatic, visionary, exemplary
  c. case studies, research, theory building
  d. personality, event-based, complex analysis



meryzewe

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Answer to Question 1

d;

Answer to Question 2

a;



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