Q Servant leadership is serving followers first and by paying attention to their needs, empathizing with their concerns, and supporting their growth, followers are motivating to high performance. Similar to many other leadership theories, a leader’s behavior is evidence that serving is top priority. The Model of Servant Leadership Behavior (Northouse, 2016) identifies seven servant leadership behaviors that can be measured an important behavior for serving others. Review two servant leadership websites, Robert E. Greenleaf The Center For Servant Leadership, https://www.greenleaf.org/ and Servant Leader Institute, https://www.servantleadershipinstitute.com/ and select a blog on the website to share and provide further information about servant leadership behaviors. Respond to the following questions: Describe the key points of the servant leadership blog you chose. What new insights did you learn about servant leadership? Review the seven leadership behaviors and using a scale of 1-7 rate their level of contribution to serving followers. In other words, what behavior is most important and what behavior is not as important. Discuss why you chose the rating. Provide an example of the servant leadership behavior you ranked as number one. Reference: Northouse (2016) Leadership theory and practice (7th ed) Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage publications.