Positive charismatics ________.

A) do not engage in self-sacrifice
B) use rewards and punishment to control followers
C) delegate authority to a considerable extent
D) have a leadership style that is inevitably beneficial to followers

Positive charismatics delegate authority to a considerable extent, empowering their followers and fostering an environment of trust and autonomy. This approach contrasts with using rewards and punishment as primary means of control or avoiding self-sacrifice, which are not defining characteristics of positive charismatic leadership. Additionally, while positive charismatic leaders often aim to benefit their followers, claiming their leadership style is inevitably beneficial overlooks the complexity of leadership outcomes and the potential for negative consequences.