Followers do not subordinate themselves to an individual whom they perceive:

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Followers tend to feel disconnected and less inclined to subordinate themselves to a leader they perceive as very different from themselves, as they may not understand or relate to the leader's values, views and beliefs. On the other hand, if the leader is perceived as very similar to them, they may be more likely to trust and follow the leader's lead. Being more powerful or authoritative may help the leader gain more control, but it does not necessarily ensure followership if the leader is too different from their followers.

Followers Do Not Subordinate Themselves to an Individual Whom They