Fiedler's Contingency Model Suggests That

Fiedler's contingency model suggests that

A) identifying the personality traits of leaders is the only way to understand effective leadership.
B) the situation or context within which leadership occurs is irrelevant when studying effective leaders.
C) if a leader is effective in one situation, he can be effective in all other situations.
D) leadership styles are enduring characteristics; they cannot be changed or adjusted.
E) identifying the behavioral traits of leaders is the only way to understand effective leadership.