According to Fiedler's Situational Theory, Relationship-Oriented Leaders Are Likely to Be

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Multiple Choice

According to Fiedler's situational theory, relationship-oriented leaders are likely to be more successful than task-oriented leaders when:

• A) leader-member relations are good
• B) in smaller organizations
• C) when situational factors are neither positive nor negative, but mixed
• D) when task structures are vague and position power is weak

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