According to Fiedler's theory, a low-control situation favors a __________ leader.

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Fiedler's contingency theory suggests that there is no one "best" style of leadership and that a leader's effectiveness depends on the situation. In a low-control situation, the leader has little control over the circumstances, and the Task-motivated leader is likely to perform better as they are focused on achieving goals and getting the job done efficiently, regardless of the social interaction with their team members. They thrive in such situations because they can quickly assess the requirements, create and implement plans and ensure that every team member is contributing their fair share.

According to Fiedler's Theory, a Low-Control Situation Favors a __________