Which of the following is thought to be TRUE about leadership development?
A. One can learn to be a leader by serving as a leader.
B. Leadership can be learned, but it cannot be taught.
C. Leadership develops in a haphazard way through everyday experiences.
D. It is essential to have been mentored to be a leader.
ANS: A
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A Correct because this statement is true.
B Incorrect because this statement is false.
C Incorrect because this statement is false.
D Incorrect because this statement is false.
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