Depending on the situation, followers can sometimes use a wider variety of influence tactics than the leader to modify attitudes and behaviors of others. What would be an example of this?

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Anabella Massey

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24 July, 16:04

Depending on the situation, followers can sometimes use a wider variety of influence tactics than the leader to modify attitudes and behaviors of others. What would be an example of this?

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Cindy Hurley · Answer 1

An example of followers using a wider variety of influence tactics than the leader to modify attitudes and behaviors of others would be the arrangement of furniture in the office or the prominently displayed symbols.

Explanation:

The leader, being the one who has the supreme most dignity and the highest status of all, has a conduct of behavior and approach to follow all the time. But this is not true with the followers that follow the leader. They can modify their behavior and activities whichever way they want and influence others in order to benefit the leader.