Figure 2
The table contains three columns, arranged horizontally from left to right. The left column is titled “Facilitators of Core Followership Behaviors”. Under this heading, a subheading reads “Follower driven”. Listed beneath are the items “Choosing to follow”, “Information seeking”, “Information sharing”, “Awareness”, and “Endeavor”. Further down in the same column, another subheading reads “Leader driven”, followed by the items “Decision and Direction”, “Adaptability”, “Context provision”, and “Instruction”. The middle column is titled “Core Followership Behaviors”. Under this heading, a subheading reads “Deferral”. Four bullet points are listed: “Take direction”, “Accept leader’s decision”, “Question for clarification”, and “Seek guidance”. Below this section, another subheading reads “Support” and four bullet points are listed: “Contribute to achieving goals”, “Provide advice and feedback”, “Build the relationship”, and “Enhance leader’s reputation”. The right column is titled “Inhibitors of Core Followership Behaviors”. Under this heading, a subheading reads “Follower driven”. The listed items are “Deciding not to follow”, “Not taking direction”, and “Lack of endeavor”. Below this, another subheading reads “Leader driven”. The listed items are “Lack of appreciation of followers”, “Lack of decision”, “Lack of direction”, “Micromanagement”, and “Poor leadership skills”. At the bottom of this column, a separate boxed statement reads “Mismatch between follower understanding and leader expectations or directions”.Core followership behaviors, facilitators, and inhibitors