The Contingency Theory of Leadership Posits That "Moderate-Control" Situations Call

question 61

Multiple Choice

The contingency theory of leadership posits that "moderate-control" situations call for a relationship-oriented leader.By this, he means that a relationship-oriented leader is needed when

• A) interpersonal friction threatens productivity.
• B) confusion and chaos halt productivity.
• C) workers have moderate control over conditions of employment.
• D) poor working conditions cause low staff morale.

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Definitions:

In a Relationship

This term describes the state of being involved in a romantic or committed partnership with someone else.

Attractive Woman

A female individual perceived as possessing physical or personal qualities deemed appealing or desirable according to societal standards or personal preferences.

Complimented

Having been praised or positively remarked upon, typically regarding one's actions or attributes.

Stranger

An individual who is not known personally or is unfamiliar to someone else.