J.C.Kahn-Tinn's Argument Assumes Which of the Following

question 73

Multiple Choice

J.C.Kahn-Tinn's argument assumes which of the following?

• A) It is possible to identify the leadership approach that would be effective in a given context before leadership action is required.
• B) The leadership approach required to be successful in a given context is different from the approach required by any other context.
• C) A person who has one of the qualities associated with leadership success is likely to possess other qualities associated with leadership success.
• D) The leadership approaches people most often take are also the ones that are appropriate in most circumstances.
• E) No characteristics are strongly connected with effective leadership.

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Definitions:

Rites Of Integration

Ceremonial practices within an organization aimed at fostering unity and shared values among members.

Market Culture

An organizational culture focused on competition, achievement, and goal attainment, emphasizing external success and customer satisfaction.

Socialization Process

The means by which individuals learn and internalize the values, norms, and behaviors that are considered appropriate in their society.

Contingency Approach

A management theory that suggests the most appropriate organizational structure or leadership style is dependent on specific external factors.