In Path-Goal Theory, the Directive Leader Improves Morale When

question 31

Multiple Choice

In path-goal theory, the directive leader improves morale when:

• A) group members perform repetitive tasks.
• B) group members are highly motivated.
• C) there is ample time for task completion.
• D) the task is unclear and vague.

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Definitions:

Reflection

A process of introspection and analysis of one's actions, thoughts, or experiences to gain insights or make improvements.

Exploration

The process of investigating or examining something carefully to gain understanding or discover new information.

Nursing Theory

A conceptualization of nursing phenomena that provides a systematic way of understanding and explaining the practice of nursing through specific models and theories.

Continuing Commitment

An ongoing dedication or loyalty to a cause, activity, or relationship.