When choosing a leadership style, an individual has to consider values, level of confidence in employees, strengths, and tolerance for ambiguity. These attributes describe
A) situation characteristics.
B) leader characteristics.
C) subordinate characteristics.
D) organization characteristics.

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The attributes mentioned in the statement relate to the characteristics of a leader. It is the leader's values, confidence in employees, strengths, and tolerance for ambiguity that should influence their choice of leadership style. The other options, such as situation characteristics or subordinate characteristics, describe external factors that may also influence leadership style, but these are not the primary factors.

When Choosing a Leadership Style, an Individual Has to Consider