The strengths of the leader-member exchange theory include all of the following except:
A) It describes a commonly perceived reality of in and out groups.
B) It fully considers situational variables.
C) It brings attention to the long-term relationship aspects of leadership.
D) It puts the final responsibility for managing the relationship on the leader.

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The leader-member exchange theory does not fully consider situational variables, as it primarily focuses on the relationships between leaders and followers rather than the context or situation in which those relationships exist.

The Strengths of the Leader-Member Exchange Theory Include All of the Following