A leadership model: a. is an explanation of some aspect of leadership. b. has practical value. c. is used when selecting the appropriate leadership style for a given situation. d. explains the variables and leadership styles to be used in a given contingency situation.

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Maeve Gaines

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24 September, 08:52

A leadership model: a. is an explanation of some aspect of leadership. b. has practical value. c. is used when selecting the appropriate leadership style for a given situation. d. explains the variables and leadership styles to be used in a given contingency situation.

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June Reynolds · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter "C": is used when selecting the appropriate leadership style for a given situation.

Explanation:

Leadership models represent the different methods individuals have and use at the moment of facing situations in which groups of people require guidance. There are several types of leadership models such as the contingency, descriptive, continuum, normative, path-goal, and prescriptive leadership models.

Choosing between one and another depends on the situation the leader is under what method matches better with his or her personal skills.