According to the dyadic linkage model of leadership:
A) effective leaders adapt their styles to fit each worker.
B) two leaders should always be assigned to a group, one a task leader and one a social leader.
C) workers should pick their own bosses.
D) workers should be paired off into a kind of buddy system, and rewards should be given to the dyad, not the individuals.

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The dyadic linkage model of leadership suggests that effective leaders develop unique relationships (dyads) with each of their followers, adapting their leadership style to fit the needs and situation of each individual worker. This model emphasizes the importance of the two-way relationship between leader and follower, rather than a one-size-fits-all approach to leadership.

According to the Dyadic Linkage Model of Leadership