Asked by Amina Gillani on Sep 27, 2024

In path-goal theory,the three main components are ______.

A) leader style, follower characteristics, and work setting
B) supportive leadership, directive leadership, and participative leadership
C) follower characteristics, task characteristics, and supportive leadership
D) leadership, followers, and task

Leader Style

Refers to the characteristic ways in which a leader behaves in order to influence the members of a group toward a goal.

Follower Characteristics

Refers to the traits, behaviors, and attributes of individuals who are led by others in various contexts.

Work Setting

pertains to the physical and social environment in which individuals perform their job tasks.

  • Comprehend the basic concepts underlying path-goal theory, including its constituents and the motivation theory it incorporates.