Asked by Anisha Bagga on Jun 15, 2024

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In the context of the Situational Leadership model, a delegating style is characterized by:

A) high task behavior and low relationship behavior.
B) high task behavior and high relationship behavior.
C) low task behavior and high relationship behavior.
D) low task behavior and low relationship behavior.

Delegating Style

A management approach where tasks and responsibilities are distributed among team members, empowering them while maintaining accountability.

Situational Leadership Model

A leadership theory that proposes the effectiveness of a leadership style is dependent on the task readiness level of the individuals being led.

Low Task Behavior

Leadership behavior focused less on the work to be done and more on the interpersonal relationships among team members.

  • Analyze the variances between Transformational, Transactional, and Situational leadership strategies.
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GERALDINE ARANETAJun 21, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
In the Situational Leadership model, a delegating style is characterized by low task behavior and low relationship behavior. This means the leader provides little direction and support, as they delegate responsibility to the team or individual, assuming they have the competence and commitment to handle the tasks independently.