Fiedler assumes task oriented leaders will be most effective when they can exert less influence and control.

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Fiedler's contingency theory suggests that the effectiveness of a leader depends on the situation and the leader's ability to adjust their style to fit the situation. In some situations, task-oriented leaders may be more effective, but in other situations, relationship-oriented leaders may be more effective. The theory does not assume that task-oriented leaders will be most effective when they can exert less influence and control.

Fiedler Assumes Task Oriented Leaders Will Be Most Effective When