One of the key differences between Zaleznik's and Kelley's approach to followership is ______.

A) Zaleznik's typology includes six types of followers while Kelley's includes four types
B) Zaleznik wanted to explain the dynamics of conflicts while Kelley was highlighting followers' importance
C) Zaleznik's typology included and active/passive dimension while Kelley's did not
D) Zeleznik's typology discredited Kelley's prior work

Zaleznik's Typology

A classification system devised by Abraham Zaleznik that differentiates leaders from managers based on their psychological motivations and patterns of behavior.

Kelley's Approach

A method outlined by Robert Kelley, focusing on the distinctions between followers and how they can become more effective in their roles.

Followership

The behaviors and actions of individuals who are in the role of following a leader, including supporting the leader’s actions and engaging with the group’s goals.