In Fiedler's Contingency Theory, a Trusted Airline Captain Leading a Cockpit

question 42

Multiple Choice

In Fiedler's contingency theory, a trusted airline captain leading a cockpit crew is in a situation that is likely characterized by

• A) Good leader-member relations, high task structure, and strong position power.
• B) Poor leader-member relations, low task structure, and strong position power.
• C) Good leader-member relations, high task structure, and weak position power.
• D) Good leader-member relations, low task structure, and weak position power.

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A type of perpetuity.

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