In Which of the Following Situations Would a Leader's Situational

question 86

Multiple Choice

In which of the following situations would a leader's situational control be considered high?

• A) leader-member relations good; task structure low; position power weak
• B) leader-member relations good; task structure high; position power weak
• C) leader-member relations poor; task structure high; position power strong
• D) leader-member relations poor; task structure low; position power strong
• E) leader-member relations poor; task structure low; position power weak

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