Which contingency theory of leadership proposes that early in the interaction between a leader and a given follower the leader implicitly categorizes the follower as an "in" or an "out"?

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21 December, 15:42

Which contingency theory of leadership proposes that early in the interaction between a leader and a given follower the leader implicitly categorizes the follower as an "in" or an "out"?

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Maximilian Bennett · Answer 1

Leader-member Exchange Theory

Explanation:

The Leader-member Exchange contingency theory states that a leader develops different types of relationships in the early stages of working with his subordinates and classifies them into two groups; the in-group and the out-group.

Those subordinates who belong to the in-group tend to be treated more favorably by the leader than those in the out-group.