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Path-Goal Theory differs from Fiedler's Contingency Theory in that
a. only Path-Goal Theory takes account of the situation.
b. Path-Goal Theory has aroused much more research controversy.
c. Path-Goal Theory is an example of the trait approach to leadership.
d. Path-Goal Theory is concerned with the effects of specific leader behaviour.
e. only Path-Goal Theory considers the role of leadership orientation.

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