According to LPC theory, a situation that has low position power, high task structure, and good leader-member relations is
A) maximally favorable
B) very favorable
C) moderately favorable
D) very unfavorable
E) maximally unfavorable

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According to LPC theory, leadership effectiveness is contingent upon the match between a leader's style of interacting with subordinates and the degree to which the situation gives control and influence to the leader. A situation with low position power, high task structure, and good leader-member relations is considered very favorable because the leader can rely on strong relationships and clear tasks to influence behavior, even though they have low formal authority.

According to LPC Theory, a Situation That Has Low Position