Mumford's skills model contends that leadership outcomes are the direct result of
A) A leader's sociability
B) A leader's career experiences
C) A leader's willingness to lead
D) A leader's competencies

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Mumford's skills model suggests that leadership outcomes are the result of a leader's competencies, including problem-solving skills, cognitive abilities, interpersonal and social skills, and expertise in a specific domain. Therefore, choice D is the best answer. Choices A, B, and C are not supported by the model.

Mumford's Skills Model Contends That Leadership Outcomes Are the Direct