The situational approach to leadership suggests:

A. that a combination of concern for people and concern for task will always succeed.

B. that, if in doubt, focus on a concern for production.

C. that a leader should analyze a situation before deciding what to do.

D. that there is a single best way to manage.

E. that most leaders cannot alter their style of leadership despite the demands of the situation.

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Charles Hoover

Social Studies

3 November, 11:39

The situational approach to leadership suggests:

A. that a combination of concern for people and concern for task will always succeed.

B. that, if in doubt, focus on a concern for production.

C. that a leader should analyze a situation before deciding what to do.

D. that there is a single best way to manage.

E. that most leaders cannot alter their style of leadership despite the demands of the situation.

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Jensen Arnold · Answer 1

Answer is C. A leader should analyze a situation before deciding what to do.

Explanation:

Reffering to the proponents of the situational approach by a leader. It should be noted that the behaviors of an excellent and effective leader vary from one situation to another. Analysis of a situation must be first done before what to do.