By the late 1940s, on which aspect of leadership did the majority of research focus?

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By the late 1940s, I believe the aspect of leadership was focused majority on the premise that leadership is dependent on the behavioral of one person given different situations. One may exhibit leadership skill for a given situation but may not show the same leadership skill if will be given a different situation. It is sort of a "situational leadership skill".

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