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Two-Way Influence Processes In Leader-Follower Dyads

A laboratory experiment demonstrated that leaders' behaviors and attitudes varied as a function of subordinate performance and that subordinate behaviors and attitudes varied as a function of leade...

David M. Herold | D. Herold

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