Question: According to Alvesson et al . ( 2 0 1 7 ) , which style of following has occurred when a subordinate ( LIP )

According to Alvesson et al.(2017), which style of following has occurred when a subordinate (LIP) asks for justification or modification of the request of a superior (HIP)?
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Serving as a target of power
Moving outside a HIP-LIP relationship
Acting as a reflexive follower
Acting as an unreflexive follower
Which statement best captures how Chris Grey (2022) views of the place of management within the 'new capitalism'?
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Senior managers have benefitted less than shareholders and lower-level managers.
The role of management has become more important than ever.
The financial orientation of companies enhances the role of managers at all levels.
Employment prospects and working conditions for middle managers have eroded.
What time-honored principle of leadership does Shared (or Plural) Leadership reject?
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Distributed cognition
Mutual leadership in groups
Unity of command
Direction, alignment, commitment
From a followership perspective, what explains followers excessively crediting (or blaming) their leader for group outcomes?
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Social identity theory
Relationship perspectives on leadership
Fundamental attribution error
Perceived leadership effectiveness
In Complex Adaptive Leadership, leaders address system conditions with four behaviors. Three are to encourage novelty, sense making and sense giving, and integrating local constraints. What is the fourth? (Hint: It is actually first in the sequence.)
Group of answer choices
Allow experiments
Disrupt existing patterns
Address values and stakeholders
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