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Discuss Fiedler's contingency model of leadership.

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psychology

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  1. The model posits that leadership effectiveness arises from the leader's intelligence and experience, rather than the situation or their style.
  2. The model asserts that leadership effectiveness is primarily a function of the leader's motivation rather than the situational context or their leadership style.
  3. Fiedler's contingency model suggests that a leader's effectiveness is fixed and cannot be changed by understanding situational factors.
  4. Fiedler's contingency model of leadership suggests that the effectiveness of a leader is dependent on the interaction between their style and three situational factors: task-structure, leader-member relations and the leader's power.
  5. Fiedler's model suggests the effectiveness of a leader is determined solely by their personality.
  6. According to the model, the only factor that determines a leader's effectiveness is their ability to communicate clearly and effectively with their team.
  7. According to Fiedler, a leader's effectiveness is contingent upon the organization's culture.
  8. Fiedler's model implies that a leader's effectiveness is determined by their ability to adapt their style to every situation.
  9. Fiedler’s model indicates that the effectiveness of a leader is dependent solely on the economic status of the organization and has no relation to the leader’s style or situational variables.

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stemez-Psychology

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