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CHAPTER 7Contingency Theories and
Adaptive Leadership
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Organizations
Learning Objectives
After studying this chapter, you should be able to:
Understand how aspects of the situation can enhance or diminish effects of leader behavior.
Understand key features of the early contingency theories of effective leadership.
Understand the benefits and limitations of contingency theories.
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Learning Objectives (Cont.)
Understand the findings from empirical research on contingency theories.
Understand how to adapt leader behavior to the situation.
Understand how to manage disruptions and other crises.
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE 1
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Understand how aspects of the situation can enhance or diminish
effects of leader behavior
Contingency Theories
Contingency theories describe how aspects of the leadership situation alter a leader's influence on an individual subordinate or a work group
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General Descriptions of Contingency Theories
Types of Variables
Causal Effects Direct Effects Direct Influence Moderates Effects
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE 2
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Understand key features of the early contingency theories of
effective leadership
Early Contingency Theories
Path-Goal Theory Situational Leadership Theory LPC Contingency Model Leader Substitutes Theory Cognitive Resources Theory Multiple-Linkage Model Normative Decision Model
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE 3
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Understand the benefits and limitations of contingency
theories
Contingency Theory Benefits
Contingency theories take into account: Task requirements Situational constraints Interpersonal processes
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Contingency Theory Limitations
Behavior Meta-category over-emphasis Ambiguous descriptions Inadequate causal explanations Inattention to behavior patterns Inattention to joint effects Moderators versus mediators
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE 4
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Understand the findings from empirical research on contingency theories
Research Findings
Weak and inconsistent evidence
Best research support for the Normative Decision Model
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Reasons for Weak Research Findings
Weak research methods Conceptual Weaknesses Theories have not been adequately
tested
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE 5
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Understand how to adapt leader behavior to the
situation
Guidelines for Adaptive Leadership
Situational understanding Flexibility Planning Consulting Provide direction Monitor
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE 6
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Understand how to manage disruptions and other crises
Guidelines for Managing Crises
Anticipate problems Recognize warnings Identify problem Direct decisively Communicate
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