81.
Match the following theories of leadership (List-I) with their propagator (List-II).
List-I List-II
a. Leader Member Exchange Theory 1. Robert House
b. Path Goal Theory 2. Ken Blanchard
c. Situational Theory 3. Fred Fiedler
d. Contingency Theory 4. George Green

82.
Match the following:
List-I (Developers) List-II (Theories)
a. Ohio 1. X and Y theory
b. Mc-Gregor 2. Z theory
c. Fidler 3. Leadership Behaviour
d. William Onchi 4. Contingency of Leadership

83.
Match the following.
List-I (Leadership Theories) List-II (Proponents)
a. Managerial Grid Theory 1. Holiandder and Julian (1969)
b. Lower Leadership Studies 2. Albert Bandura (1977)
c. Group and Exchange Theories of Leadership 3. Lippitt and White (1939)
d. Social Learning Theories 4. Blake and Mouton (1978)

86.
The steps of motivation process as proposed by Keith Davis are as follows
1. Finding out objective.
2. Observing the feelings of employees.
3. Team spirit
4. Communication
5. Integrate personal interest with organisation's interest.
6. Provide auxiliary condition.
Which is the correct sequence of motivational process?

87.
Which of the following leadership style permits substantial delegation of authority to subordinates and allows them to set objectives and solve problems themselves?

88.
Which of the following does not explain the current popularity of teams?

89.
A . . . . . . . . leadership style, identified by House in path-goal theory, leads to greater satisfaction when tasks are ambiguous or stressful than when they are highly structured and well laid out.

90.
Which statement is correct?

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