Path-Goal theory is concerned with: a. the relationship of follower maturity to leader behaviors. b. how leaders influence subordinates' perceptions of their work and how their goals might be attained. c. the level of participation that a leader might allow a workgroup to assume under varying conditions. d. the personal style of the leader in combination with the maturity level of followers. e. None of the above.

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Phoenix Fitzgerald

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12 April, 04:55

Path-Goal theory is concerned with: a. the relationship of follower maturity to leader behaviors. b. how leaders influence subordinates' perceptions of their work and how their goals might be attained. c. the level of participation that a leader might allow a workgroup to assume under varying conditions. d. the personal style of the leader in combination with the maturity level of followers. e. None of the above.

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Bentley Rowland · Answer 1

The correct answer is B

Explanation:

Path - Goal theory is the model which is grounded on specifying the style or the behavior of the leader which fits best for the employee and the work environment so that could accomplish the goal or the objective.

The objective is to increase or rise in the motivation of the employees, satisfaction and empowerment so that the employees become more productive for the organization or the company.

It is concerned with how the leaders influence the perceptions of the subordinates the work and how their objectives might be attained.