What Are the Three Variables That Determine a Leader's Situational

question 84

Multiple Choice

What are the three variables that determine a leader's situational control according to Fiedler's contingency theory?

• A) Personal power, leadership style and leader-member relations
• B) Position power, task structure and leader-member relations
• C) Legitimate power, task structure and leader-member relations
• D) Referent power, leadership style and task structure
• E) Expert power, leadership style and task structure

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Definitions:

Integration Center

A region in the nervous system where information is processed and interpreted, often resulting in the initiation of a specific response.

Dorsal Root Ganglia

A cluster of nerve cell bodies (neurons) in the dorsal root of a spinal nerve.

Sensory Neurons

Nerve cells that transmit sensory information (sight, sound, feeling, etc.) towards the central nervous system.

ANS Neurons

Autonomic nervous system neurons are specialized cells that control involuntary body functions including heart rate, digestion, and respiratory rate.