Which of the following statements about high-LPC leaders is true?
A)If tasks are being accomplished in an acceptable manner, they will move to their secondary level of motivation, which is forming and maintaining relationships with followers.
B)They are primarily motivated by the task, which means that they primarily gain satisfaction from task accomplishment.
C)They are primarily motivated by relationships, which mean that they are primarily satisfied by establishing and maintaining close interpersonal relationships.
D)They will focus on improving their relationships with followers after they are assured that assigned tasks are being satisfactorily accomplished.

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High-LPC (least preferred coworker) leaders are primarily motivated by relationships, which means that they gain satisfaction from establishing and maintaining close interpersonal relationships with their followers. They prioritize building relationships over task accomplishment, and if tasks are being accomplished in an acceptable manner, they will move to their secondary level of motivation, which is forming and maintaining relationships with followers. Option A and D are partially true statements, but they do not accurately reflect the primary motivation of high-LPC leaders. Option B is incorrect as it implies that high-LPC leaders are primarily motivated by task accomplishment, which is not the case.

Which of the Following Statements About High-LPC Leaders Is True