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    This document discusses contingency theories of leadership, including Fiedler's Contingency Model, Situational Theory, and Path-Goal Theory. It also mentions that situational favorableness in contingency theories is based on three factors: leader-member relations, how structured the task is, and the leader's positional power.

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    This document discusses contingency theories of leadership, including Fiedler's Contingency Model, Situational Theory, and Path-Goal Theory. It also mentions that situational favorableness in contingency theories is based on three factors: leader-member relations, how structured the task is, and the leader's positional power.

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    This document discusses contingency theories of leadership, including Fiedler's Contingency Model, Situational Theory, and Path-Goal Theory. It also mentions that situational favorableness in contingency theories is based on three factors: leader-member relations, how structured the task is, and the leader's positional power.

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    Contingency Theory Of Leadership

    It is acually bunches of theories…..

    -> Fiedler Contingency Model

    -> Situational Theory

    -> Path-Goal Theory


    Situational Favorableness
    It is based on three distinct factors..

    -> Leader-Member Relations


    -> Task Structured
    -> Leader’s Positional Power

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