Which of the following are two of the three key situational factors Fiedler felt were important in determining leader effectiveness?

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Fiedler believed that task structure and leader-member relations were two of the three key situational factors that determine leader effectiveness. The third key situational factor according to Fiedler is position power. Option A is incorrect because organisational success is not one of the key situational factors identified by Fiedler. Option B is incorrect because although leader-member relations and follower maturity are important, they are not the key situational factors identified by Fiedler. Option C is partially correct because follower maturity is important, but an organisation's maturity is not identified as one of the key situational factors by Fiedler. Option E is incorrect because the age of the organisation is not one of the key situational factors identified by Fiedler.

Which of the Following Are Two of the Three Key