According to the Path-Goal Theory of Leadership, the Two Types

question 26

Multiple Choice

According to the path-goal theory of leadership, the two types of situational factors that influence how leaders should behave are

• A)locus of control and perceived ability.
• B)personal characteristics of the leader and environmental characteristics.
• C)personal characteristics of the subordinates and locus of control.
• D)personal characteristics of the leader and personal characteristics of the subordinates.
• E)personal characteristics of the subordinates and environmental

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