How Does Fiedler's Contingency Theory Differ from Other Situational Theories

question 164

Multiple Choice

How does Fiedler's contingency theory differ from other situational theories?

• A) It assumes that effective leaders possess a similar set of traits or characteristics.
• B) It states that leaders are capable of changing their leadership styles to fit the demands of different situations.
• C) It states that effective leaders are able to influence followers even in highly unfavorable situations.
• D) It assumes that leadership styles are consistent and difficult to change.

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Definitions:

Transaction

An exchange or transfer of goods, services, or funds between two or more parties, often involving a contractual agreement.

Gains And Loses

Refers to the increases or decreases in economic benefit, typically associated with investments or transactions.

Informed Exchange

A transaction where all parties involved have access to essential information relevant to the trade or deal.

Voluntary Exchange

A transaction where two parties freely agree to trade goods, services, or resources for mutual benefit.