Fiedler's model suggests that an effective leader in highly unfavorable situations would be characterized by all of the following except:
A) would take charge of the situation.
B) makes decisions that need to be made to accomplish the task.
C) makes the decisions keeping in mind everybody's happiness.
D) makes the decisions without asking for input.

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Fiedler's model suggests that a leader in highly unfavorable situations would be characterized by taking charge of the situation, making decisions to accomplish the task, and making the decisions without asking for input. However, the model does not suggest that the leader would make decisions keeping in mind everybody's happiness, making choice C the exception.

Fiedler's Model Suggests That an Effective Leader in Highly Unfavorable