Path-Goal Theory Argues That

question 25

Multiple Choice

Path-goal theory argues that:

• A)leadership is relatively unimportant in high-performance organizations.
• B)participative leadership is the most effective style of leadership.
• C)supportive leadership is best suited to maximize organizational performance.
• D)great leaders have certain common personal characteristics and goals.
• E)effective leaders select the most appropriate behavior based on the situation.

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Definitions:

IRAC Method

A method used in legal analysis that stands for Issue, Rule, Application, and Conclusion, guiding the organization and analysis of legal issues.

Briefing Cases

A method used in law schools and by lawyers to prepare for arguments that involves summarizing the facts, issues, rule of law, and reasoning of judicial decisions.

IRAC Method

The IRAC Method is an organizational framework used in legal analysis, standing for Issue, Rule, Application, and Conclusion, guiding the legal reasoning process.

Application

A formal request for something, such as a job, membership, or permission to do something.