. Thus,
leaders can see their role along a continuum of primarily being in the
service of the self or of the group, and their effective leadership schemas
can vary along the self- vs. group-serving dimension. Whereas some
leaders may believe that effective leaders should fully take advantage of
their status by enjoying the perks associated with their position, others
may think that they should renounce their status symbols by forfeiting
perks. Hence, the content of effective leadership beliefs (self- vs. groupserving)
will determine the extent to which leader resource allocations