Task-Oriented Behavior Focuses On

question 3

Multiple Choice

Task-oriented behavior focuses on:

• A) careful supervision of group members to obtain consistent work methods.
• B) explaining what activities are needed to accomplish the job.
• C) initiating structure intended to establish defined roles and organizational relationships, channels of communication, and methods of procedure.
• D) giving directions and setting goals.
• E) all of the above

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Definitions:

Interval Data

Data type where intervals between values are interpretable, but there is no true zero point.

Continuous Variables

Variables that can take on an infinite number of values within a given range.

Ratio Data

Ratio data is a type of quantitative data that enables the measurement of variables in defined units, allowing for a full range of descriptive statistics, including true zero values and proportional comparisons.

Nominal Variables

Variables that represent categories with no inherent order or ranking among them.