Kenya Believes That There Are No Actions Needed Until She

question 5

Multiple Choice

Kenya believes that there are no actions needed until she receives complaints about someone's performance. Which of the following styles of leadership is Kenya following?

• A) laissez-faire leadership
• B) transactional leadership
• C) passive management-by-exception
• D) contingent reward
• E) transformational leadership

Explain the impact of leadership on group cohesiveness and work life quality.

Differentiate between subjective and objective measures of leader performance.

Understand the distinction between immediate and delayed effects of leadership influence.

Grasp the significance of situational factors in leadership effectiveness.

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