When Choosing a Leadership Style, an Individual Has to Consider

question 45

Multiple Choice

When choosing a leadership style, an individual has to consider values, level of confidence in employees, strengths, and tolerance for ambiguity. These attributes describe

• A) situation characteristics.
• B) leader characteristics.
• C) subordinate characteristics.
• D) organization characteristics.

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Definitions:

Equal Opportunity Act

A law designed to ensure that all individuals have a fair chance to participate in certain activities or obtain goods and services, without discrimination based on factors like race, gender, or ethnicity.

Fair Credit Reporting Act

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APR

Annual Percentage Rate; a measure that reflects the cost of borrowing money or the return on an investment, including interest and other associated fees, shown as a yearly rate.

Finance Charge

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