Two Types of Situational or Contingency Variables Are Considered in the Path-Goal

question 16

Multiple Choice

Two types of situational or contingency variables are considered in the path-goal theory: the personal characteristics of subordinates and _______________.

• A) financial pressures and demands
• B) availability of resources
• C) environmental pressures and demands
• D) time constraints

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Definitions:

Paralinguistics

The aspect of communication that involves non-verbal cues such as tone of voice, loudness, inflection, and pitch, which can affect the message's interpretation.

Voice Qualities

The characteristics of a person's voice, including tone, pitch, and volume, which can affect interpersonal communication.

Ethnolinguistic Vitality

The capacity of a language and its culture to maintain and assert its presence in the face of external influences and internal changes.

Solidarity Variables

Factors that contribute to the unity or agreement within a group, often leading to cohesive social relationships.