What Are the Situational Factors in House's Path-Goal Theory of Leadership

question 315

Multiple Choice

What are the situational factors in House's Path-Goal Theory of leadership?

• A)Situational favourableness
• B)Employee characteristics and leader power
• C)Employee characteristics and environmental factors
• D)Individualized consideration
• E)Leader-member relations, task structure, and position power

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Calculate and interpret significant financial metrics related to quality management initiatives.

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