In Chapter 3 of The Weak Leader's Fist, York encounters a situation where a team member consistently underperforms. How does he handle this situation? Group of answer choices He ignores the underperformance, assuming the team member will improve over time. He provides constructive feedback and support to help the team member improve. He publicly criticizes the team member for underperforming, damaging morale. He assigns blame to external factors, avoiding holding the team member accountable