Studies show that people would much rather follow someone they ____, even when they disagree with that person's viewpoint, than someone who frequently shifts her ideas.
A) think is powerful
B) look up to
C) believe in
D) can count on

Question

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People value stability and consistency in their leaders. If a leader frequently changes their ideas, followers may become uncertain or lose trust in them. On the other hand, if a leader is dependable and reliable, even when they hold different opinions, followers are more likely to stick with them. Therefore, people would rather follow someone they can count on.

Studies Show That People Would Much Rather Follow Someone They