In the Context of the Contingency Factor of Visibility, a Leader's

question 84

Multiple Choice

In the context of the contingency factor of visibility, a leader's ability to influence others increases when:

• A)there are no substitutes for the rewards or resources the leader controls.
• B)the leader's role is important and interdependent with others in the organization.
• C)the leader has the freedom to make decisions without being restrained by rules.
• D)others know about the leader and the resources he or she can provide.
• E)rewards are used in a manipulative fashion.

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Definitions:

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