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Leaders have some common traits when it comes to how they approach problems, information, and other people. By Gwen Moran While there are no definitive brain scans that show differences in the way leaders’ grey matter works, there is some consensus that leaders have some commonalities in how they think about the world. From their belief systems to the way they approach challenges, leadership thinking seems rooted in analysis and improvement. Kari H. Keating , Ph.D., a teaching associate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, who studies leadership, coauthored an October 2014 study which supported existing research that leaders are made, not born. Expanding on work by leadership researcher Bruce J. Avolio which found that leadership ability is roughly 30% genetic and 70% learned, Keating and her colleagues...