Movement of a Substance from an Area of Higher Concentration

question 157

Multiple Choice

Movement of a substance from an area of higher concentration to one where it is less concentrated is known as

• A) equilibrium.
• B) active transport.
• C) diffusion.
• D) facilitation.
• E) selective transport.

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Definitions:

Fiedler's Theory

A leadership model proposing that the effectiveness of a leader is determined by their leadership style and the favorableness of the situational control they can exert.

Relationship-Motivated Leaders

Leaders who prioritize and are motivated by building strong relationships with their team members.

Low Control

Refers to a situation or environment where individuals or groups have limited ability to influence or direct outcomes and processes.

Situational Leadership Model II

A leadership approach that suggests leaders should adapt their style to the development level of the individuals they are leading, based on their competence and commitment.