The Starting Point for Fiedler's Contingency Theory Is

question 27

Multiple Choice

The starting point for Fiedler's contingency theory is:

• A) the extent to which the leader's style is task-oriented or relationship-oriented.
• B) whether certain leadership characteristics can be substituted for or neutralized based on the situation.
• C) the number of desirable traits possessed by the leader.
• D) the degree of willingness and ability of subordinates.
• E) none of these.

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Piaget

Swiss psychologist known for his pioneering work in child development, particularly regarding cognitive development through a series of stages.

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