Two adult male mice are placed together in a cage. One attacks the other immediately,
but the other mouse is never observed to attack. It is likely that the
a. latter mouse was castrated early in life.
b. latter mouse had sensory deficits.
c. former mouse was hyperaggressive.
d. former mouse did not recognize appeasement gestures.
e. was preoccupied by other aspects of the situation.
a. latter mouse was castrated early in life.
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Fiedler's concept that effective leadership depends on the right match between the leader and situation remains widely accepted
a. True b. False
Which of the following situations is inappropriate for using task-oriented leadership?
a. poor leader/staff relations and unclear task; leader may be powerful or weak b. good leader/staff relations and unclear task; weak leader c. good leader/staff relations and clear task; leader may be powerful or weak d. good leader/staff relations and unclear task; powerful leader