Do the Three Situational Favorableness Factors of the Contingency Leadership

question 31

Essay

Do the three situational favorableness factors of the contingency leadership model (Exhibit 5.3) fit in only one of the three variables (follower, leader, situation) of all contingency leadership variables (Exhibit 5.1)? Explain.

Determine the conditions necessary for employing linear regression analysis, including assumptions about the error term.

Understand how to interpret the coefficient of correlation in the context of explaining the variance in the dependent variable.

Recognize the implications of a high coefficient of determination in regression analysis.

Apprehend the process and criteria for deciding when to use linear models based on statistical evidence.

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