The National Context Contingency Model of Leadership

question 34

Multiple Choice

The National Context Contingency Model of Leadership

• A)Assumes that successful leaders need not modify their behaviors or develop particular leadership traits to succeed in different nations.
• B)Includes two contingencies: the characteristics of subordinates and the nature of the work setting.
• C)Includes factors related to the national culture and social institutions.
• D)Only B and C are correct

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Definitions:

Afro-Caribbeans

People of African descent living in the Caribbean islands, whose ancestors were primarily brought to the region through the transatlantic slave trade.

African Immigrants

Individuals from Africa who have migrated to other countries around the world, contributing to the cultural, economic, and social diversity of their new communities.

African Americans

An ethnic group in the United States with total or partial ancestry from any of the black racial groups of Africa.

Afro-Caribbean Immigrants

Individuals from the Caribbean region who are of African descent and have relocated to other countries.