The Leadership Perspective That Proposes That Universally Important Traits and Behaviors

question 58

Multiple Choice

The leadership perspective that proposes that universally important traits and behaviors do not exist and that effective leadership behavior varies from circumstance to circumstance is known as the

• A)situational approach.
• B)behavioral approach.
• C)trait approach.
• D)Vroom model of leadership.
• E)leader-member exchange theory.

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Definitions:

Course Of Action

A plan or method adopted to address a problem or achieve a goal, involving a sequence of steps or actions.

Vision And Mission

Broad declarations that guide an organization's purpose, objectives, and path; the vision outlines the desired future state, while the mission describes the organization's current operations and purpose.

High Failure Rate

A situation where a significant portion of attempts or processes result in failure, indicating a lack of effectiveness or reliability.

New Businesses

Entities that have been recently established to engage in commercial, industrial, or professional activities.