The Situational Factor in Fiedler's Contingency Theory That Describes the Extent

question 84

Multiple Choice

The situational factor in Fiedler's contingency theory that describes the extent to which the work is well defined or is ambiguous and vague is

• A) Task structure.
• B) Position power.
• C) Leader-member relations.
• D) Production orientation.

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