Unlike LPC theory, path-goal theory assumes that
A) leaders can change their behaviors.
B) task motivation is the primary determinant of a leader's style.
C) decisions as to appropriate leader style should be made at the top of the organization.
D) the primary goal of leadership is employee satisfaction.
E) leaders operate best in one type of situation.

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Path-goal theory assumes that leaders can adjust their behaviors to suit different situations and the needs of their followers. This is in contrast to LPC (least preferred coworker) theory, which posits that an individual's leadership style is fixed and determined by their personality.

Unlike LPC Theory, Path-Goal Theory Assumes That