According to Fiedler, relationship-oriented leaders are more effective in situations of:

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Fiedler's contingency theory suggests that relationship-oriented leaders are more effective in moderate level favorability situations where the leader-member relations are neither too good nor too bad, the task is moderately defined, and the leader has a moderate level of power. In highly favorable situations, task-oriented leaders are more effective, and in highly unfavorable situations, both task-oriented and relationship-oriented leaders may struggle to be effective. Therefore, B is the best choice as it aligns with Fiedler's theory.

According to Fiedler, Relationship-Oriented Leaders Are More Effective in Situations