Exploring the Bounds of Pygmalion Effects: Congruence of Implicit Followership Theories Drives and Binds Leader Performance Expectations and Follower Work Engagement release_iegercgsijgi3lkmux6ejoefjm

by Marlies Veestraeten, Stefanie K. Johnson, Hannes Leroy, Thomas Sy, Luc Sels

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