Which of the following statements regarding the differences between management and leadership is not true

Incomplete question. The options read;

a. A manager always has the ability to influence others; a leader may not.

b. A manager has a formal title and authority.

c. A leader may either be a manager or a nonmanager.

d. All managers perform four major functions: planning, organizing, leading, and controlling.

c. A leader may either be a manager or a nonmanager.

Explanation:

it is not true that a leader may be either be a manager or a nonmanager as the very essence of leading involves managing/motivating others into action.

Hence, a leader should have the ability to manage people, although having the ability to manage does not mean that a leader would always have the ability to influence others, because others may easily refuse to be influenced by a leader than when dealing with a manager.

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