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The later LMX studies focused on
 
  a. Follower locus of control
  b. Positive outcomes for both the leader and followers
  c. Determining out-group characteristics
  d. Task characteristics of the job

Question 2

The purpose of the clinical paradigm is
 
  a. To identify aberrant behaviors
  b. To discover how leaders and organizations really work
  c. To discover the best emotional leadership style
  d. To determine the best behavioral leadership style



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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