Path-Goal Theory Identifies Two Classes of Situation Variables That Moderate

question 33

Multiple Choice

Path-goal theory identifies two classes of situation variables that moderate the leadership-behavior outcome as ________.

• A) tact and relationship
• B) path and goal
• C) people and achievements
• D) environment and followers

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Definitions:

Negative Feedback

In organizational and system contexts, a mechanism where the output of a process is used to make adjustments, aiming to minimize deviations from desired outcomes.

Unstructured Problem

A type of problem that lacks clear definition or a straightforward solution path, often requiring creative approaches for resolution.

Risk Environment

The surrounding conditions in which a business or organization operates that could potentially cause loss or harm.

Programmed Decision

A decision-making process that follows established procedures or rules for routine situations.