Internal and External Situational Variables That Cause One Style of Leadership

question 30

Multiple Choice

Internal and external situational variables that cause one style of leadership to be more effective than another is referred to as

• A) contingency factors
• B) situational factors
• C) optimal factors
• D) motivated factors
• E) leadership factors

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Definitions:

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