The path goal theory proposes that a directive behavior will be most effective in situations where subordinates are engaged in work that is stressful, frustrating or unsatisfying.

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The path-goal theory proposes that a directive behavior will be most effective in situations where subordinates are engaged in work that is ambiguous or complex, not stressful, frustrating, or unsatisfying.

The Path Goal Theory Proposes That a Directive Behavior Will