The most commonly used instrument for defining and measuring the quality of relationships is the:
A) Myers-Briggs scale.
B) personality profile.
C) LMX-7 scale.
D) VDL instrument.

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The LMX-7 (Leader-Member Exchange) scale is the most commonly used instrument for defining and measuring the quality of relationships in the workplace between leaders and their followers. It includes items that assess the quality of communication, feedback, support, and mutual trust and respect between the two parties. The other instruments listed, such as the Myers-Briggs scale and personality profiles, are more focused on assessing traits or individual characteristics rather than interpersonal relationships, while the VDL instrument is not as widely used or recognized.

The Most Commonly Used Instrument for Defining and Measuring the Quality