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Section 17.2

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Contingency Theories of Leadership

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Who developed the first comprehensive contingency model for leadership?

Hersey.Vroom.House.Fiedler.

In Fiedler's model, a high score on the least-preferred co-worker (LPC) questionnaire meant the respondent was ______________.

Relationship-oriented.Task-oriented.Highly-structured.Seeking power.

In the Situational Leadership theory (SLT), if followers are rated "R1", they are:

Able and willing to do what is asked of them.Unable and unwilling to take responsibility for doing something.Able but unwilling to do what the leader wants.Unable but willing to do the necessary job tasks.

Which model contains rules (norms) that a leader follows to determine how much participation there will be in decision-making?

Situational leadership.Path-goal.Contingency.Leader participation.

Which of the following models was derived as part of the Leader Participation Model?

Path-goal.Situational leadership.Time-Driven.Contingency.

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