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nenivikky

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Who developed five cross-cultural competencies for leaders?
 
  a. Adler and Bartholomew
  b. Hofstede
  c. Lord and Maher
  d. House et al.

Question 2

One benefit of integrating a clinical or psychodynamic orientation in leadership development programs is
 
  a. It focuses exclusively on negative leader behaviors
  b. It will help leaders psychoanalyze their followers
  c. It will help leaders become organizational detectives to uncover the undercurrents within the organization
  d. It will help leaders become more directive and less supportive with followers who have hidden agendas



xthemafja

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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