A Group of People Who Is Able to Influence the Finn,but

question 47

Multiple Choice

A group of people who is able to influence the finn,but does not hold a direct stake in is known as

• A)primary social stakeholders.
• B)secondary social stakeholders.
• C)primary nonsocial stakeholders.
• D)secondary nonsocial stakeholders.

Explain how path-goal theory integrates motivation principles from expectancy theory.

Discuss the historical evolution of leadership theories, highlighting the contributions of path-goal theory.

Critically evaluate the limitations and criticisms of path-goal theory.

Formulate recommendations for leaders to avoid dependency and enhance follower independence within path-goal theoretical framework.

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Definitions:

Location

The specific place or position where something exists or is situated.

Cutaneous Sensations

Sensory experiences originated in the skin, including touch, pressure, heat, cold, and pain.

Conscious Perception

The awareness or understanding of sensory information by the mind, allowing for interaction with and interpretation of the environment.

Cerebral Cortex

The external neural tissue layer of the cerebrum in the brain, which is crucial for functions such as memory, attention, perception, thinking, consciousness, language, and awareness.