In Path-Goal Theory, the Directive Leader Improves Morale When

question 31

Multiple Choice

In path-goal theory, the directive leader improves morale when:

• A) group members perform repetitive tasks.
• B) group members are highly motivated.
• C) there is ample time for task completion.
• D) the task is unclear and vague.

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