Small zero-history groups typically select a leader by a process of elimination in which potential candidates are removed from consideration until only one person typically remains to be leader.

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This is true. Small zero-history groups typically do not have established leadership structures and often rely on informal processes for selecting a leader, such as a process of elimination. Potential candidates are gradually removed from consideration until only one person remains to become the leader.

Small Zero-History Groups Typically Select a Leader by a Process