Consider this claim:First-born children make stronger leaders than their siblings do.Which piece of evidence better supports this claim?Evidence A: Three leading economists compiled data on a large number of Swedish men. Their study revealed that first-born boys show leadership and assume responsibility more often than their younger brothers do.Evidence B: A woman posted on a social media site, "Congrats to my big sis—class president, then founder of her own company, and now the chair of the finance department at a leading university! I always said you were a born leader!"Submit

Studies of twins found leadership was more influenced by ____ factors. * Required

As students, children from richer or poorer backgrounds have the same potential.Select one:TrueFalse

Children born into affluent families are more likely than children of working-class families to __________.A.have difficulties with self-confidenceB.see violence in their homesC.experience mental health problemsD.go on to greater achievement as adults

Which of the following statements is true about leaders who are in the first quadrant of the credibility matrix?Multiple ChoiceThey have a high level of trust and a high level of expertise.They have had little time to build relationships with co-workers.They are promoted from among peers.They are new college hires.

Leaders are born, not made.OptionsAll of the AboveIs always trueLeaders are not special people. They’re people who learned special skills, skills available to everyone else.Is always false