An evolutionary approach to leadership suggests that

Question

  a.  followers tend to favor male leaders in intergroup conflict situations, but female leaders in situations involving intragroup conflict.
  b.  people instinctively select leaders with qualities that will undermine their effectiveness as leaders (the mismatch hypothesis).
  c.  in prehistoric times women tended to be the group leaders, whereas men were the group workers and hunters.
  d.  leaders in prehistoric times dominated others through force and continual physical violence.

Answer 1

a.  followers tend to favor male leaders in intergroup conflict situations, but female leaders in situations involving intragroup conflict.