In Contrast to Fiedler's Theory, Path-Goal Theory Assumes That Leaders

question 66

Multiple Choice

In contrast to Fiedler's theory, path-goal theory assumes that leaders:

• A) have little tolerance for their least-preferred coworker.
• B) can change their leadership style to fit the demands of a particular situation.
• C) should maintain a consistent leadership style to avoid confusing subordinates.
• D) must find a fit between their leader styles and the situation.
• E) should always maintain a participative leader style.

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Definitions:

Behavior

The actions or reactions of an individual or system in response to external or internal stimuli.

Attachment

The emotional bond that develops between a child and a caregiver, forming the basis for relationships later in life.

Caregiver

An individual who provides care for another person, typically a family member or patient, who is in need of assistance due to age, illness, or disability.

Socioemotional Processes

The development and regulation of emotions and social interactions.