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In 1979,Fed Chair Paul Volcker
Situational Factors
External conditions or events that influence the effectiveness of leadership and management practices.
Trait
A distinguishing quality or characteristic, typically one belonging to a person, often considered in the context of leadership to identify specific attributes associated with effective leaders.
Trait Approach
A perspective in leadership theory that focuses on identifying the specific personality traits and abilities that make a successful leader.
Situational Factors
External conditions or circumstances that influence an individual's behavior or decisions at a given time.
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