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The Dr. Jekyll and Mr. (or Ms.) Hyde game refers to the difference between how a person treats
 
  a. different subordinates.
  b. family members versus employees.
  c. subordinates versus other work associates.
   d. subordinates in private versus in publi
  c.

Question 2

Effective executive leaders have a strong need to
 
  a. be one of the gang.
  b. deceive people.
  c. control resources.
   d. develop an external locus of control.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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