There appear to be a number of cases in which leadership is unnecessary and/or ineffective. This may occur when certain 'neutraliser' factors are present in a particular situation. When neutralisers are present, Bartol suggests the leader should:
A) try to alter the situation so that the neutraliser does not interfere with leadership.
B) rejoice because the leader's load is temporarily reduced.
C) try to duplicate this situation in other work group areas because the evidence supports a participative behaviour.
D) appoint one of the followers to be the temporary leader.
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