One of the Main Differences Between Leader-Member Exchange (LMX) Theory

question 32

Multiple Choice

One of the main differences between leader-member exchange (LMX) theory and behavior-based theories is that LMX theory:

• A)suggests that leaders treat subordinates differently from one another.
• B)suggests that playing favorites can improve group performance.
• C)is not concerned with task-related behaviors.
• D)appears to be unrelated to any meaningful outcomes.

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Definitions:

Nash Equilibrium

A concept in game theory where no player can benefit by changing strategies if other players keep their strategies unchanged.

Maximin Strategy

A strategic choice aiming to ensure the best of the worst-case outcomes in a competitive or uncertain environment.

Pure Strategies

In game theory, strategies that involve making a specific choice or action with certainty, as opposed to mixed strategies where actions are chosen probabilistically.

Mixed Strategy

A strategic decision in game theory where a player chooses among all possible actions based on a set of probabilities for each action, rather than selecting a single action consistently.