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also maintain that leadership competencies are best developed over time through a program that fosters personal integration of theory and practice, and suggest a model of leadership development that is both reiterative and reflective (2003). The need for close, reiterative analysis itself usually limits the size of the sample. In order to reinforce the illusion that she and her family are part of the select black Brahmin society, Cleo employs Thea Binney to teach her daughter proper deportment, even though her husband believes Thea's tutelage is reiterative since "two expensive doctors of Cleo's uncompromising choosing could bear witness to [Judy's] tranquil Boston birth" (7). |
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