How does an individual's position in the leader's in-group or out-group affect leader-follower relationships? Select answer from the options below In-group members are more likely to be loyal followers, while out-group members are more likely to be frustrated. In-group members need less interaction with the leader, while out-group members require attention from the leader. In-group members are critiqued more frequently by the leader, while out-group members are more likely to be ignored by the leader. In-group members are more likely to make group decisions, while out-group members do not make any decisions