In the context of the charismatic leadership theory, proposed by Robert House, charismatic leaders are likely to:
A) rate low on self-confidence.
B) avoid influencing people.
C) have a firm conviction in their beliefs.
D) have an external locus of control.
E) be dependent on others.

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Robert House first proposed a theory of charismatic leadership, based on research findings from a variety of social science disciplines.His theory suggests that charismatic leaders are likely to have a lot of self-confidence, a firm conviction in their beliefs and ideals, and a strong need to influence people.

In the Context of the Charismatic Leadership Theory, Proposed by Robert