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Question 1 A leader who works methodically and evaluates every decision without acting impulsively is described as having... a. power motive. b. activity inhibition. c. affiliation need. d. work discipline. Question 2 Which of the following power motives emphasizes the personal benefits that come with being a leader? a. affective-identity b. instrumental c. social-normative d. discipline .

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