The Three-Dimensional Theory of Leadership Maintains That

The three-dimensional theory of leadership maintains that

A) certain roles must be performed if a group is to be successful.
B) leaders are likely to be trait-oriented, functionally trained, and inwardly motivated.
C) leaders should perform task and maintenance roles, and guard the group against nonfunctional members.
D) leaders can be classified as autocratic, democratic, and laissez-faire.