The main distinction between Kellerman’s typology of followers and those of Zaleznik, Chaleff, and Kelley is ______.
A. Kellerman does not take engagement level into consideration while the other scholars do
B. Kellerman surveyed thousands of business executives to arrive at her empirical model
C. Kellerman views followers along a single continuum while other scholars use two dimensions
D. Kellerman’s typology includes more types of followers than the models of all others
C. Kellerman views followers along a single continuum while other scholars use two dimensions
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