Variance explained in the subordinate criterion variables cannot be accounted for the substitutes for leadership variables.

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The statement is incorrect because the substitutes for leadership model suggests that certain variables can act as substitutes for leadership, either reducing or negating the leader's influence on subordinate outcomes. Therefore, variance in subordinate criterion variables can indeed be accounted for by substitutes for leadership variables, as these substitutes can influence subordinate behavior and outcomes directly, bypassing the leader's influence.

Variance Explained in the Subordinate Criterion Variables Cannot Be Accounted