The Primary Explanatory Process in Path-Goal Theory of Leadership Is

question 6

Multiple Choice

The primary explanatory process in Path-goal Theory of leadership is:

• A)the influence of leader expectations on subordinate behavior
• B)the influence of leader expectations on subordinate expectations
• C)the influence of leader behavior on subordinate expectations
• D)the influence of leader behavior on group processes

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