According to the Hersey-Blanchard situational leadership model, what causes adjustments to leadership styles over time? Select answer from the options below This model suggests that leaders adjust their style based on shifting membership of in-groups. As members of the in-group change, leaders change the incentives available to their followers. This model suggests that leaders adjust their style based on the task-readiness of followers. As followers become more able and willing, leaders change from telling them what to do to having them make their own decisions. This model suggests that leaders adjust their style based on the task that needs to be done. As the complexity of the task increases, leaders change from allowing followers to make their own decisions to telling followers what to do. This model suggests that leaders adjust their style based on their followers' need for leadership. As followers become more competent, leaders change from active involvement to remote supervision