The Vertical Dyad Linkage model argues for all EXCEPT:
A) Subordinates provide the same descriptions about the same leader.
B) Subordinates exist in a "in-group" or an "out-group" in relation to the leader.
C) Subordinates provide very different descriptions of the same leader.
D) Subordinates who rated the leader highly had a close relationship with the leader.

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The Vertical Dyad Linkage model suggests that leaders form unique relationships with each subordinate, leading to varied perceptions of the leader among subordinates. Thus, it does not argue that subordinates provide the same descriptions about the same leader.

The Vertical Dyad Linkage Model Argues for All EXCEPT