Unlike LPC Theory, Path-Goal Theory Assumes That

question 93

Multiple Choice

Unlike LPC theory, path-goal theory assumes that

• A) leaders can change their behaviors.
• B) task motivation is the primary determinant of a leader's style.
• C) decisions as to appropriate leader style should be made at the top of the organization.
• D) the primary goal of leadership is employee satisfaction.
• E) leaders operate best in one type of situation.

Comprehend the use of coefficient of determination and coefficient of alienation in correlation analysis.

Recognize historical figures and their contributions to the development of correlation coefficients.

Utilize appropriate descriptive statistics to examine variable relationships.

Visualize correlations using scatter plots.

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