Question

Which theoretical framework identifies the ideal leadership style as incorporating a high concern for both production and people?

A) Normative leadership model
B) Two-dimensional leadership styles
C) Leadership Grid
D) Path-goal model

Answer 1

Option C: Leadership Grid

Step-by-step explanation:

In the year 1964, researchers Robert Blake and Jane Mouton developed a leadership model, The Managerial Grid also known as the Leadership Grid.

This Leadership style incorporated a high concern for ,

• For people
• For production

The Leadership Grid is represented on a grid which incorporates a high concern for the people on the Y - axis and concern for production on the X - axis. They each range from low(1) to high (9).

One upside to the leadership grid is it helps leaders better understand their leadership styles while a prominent downside is, it neglects some other aspects of leadership.

Answer 2

(c)

Step-by-step explanation:

The leadership grid also called managerial grid is a model propounded by Robert R. Blake and Jane Mouton in 1964.

The model is called leadership grid because it is represented in the form of a grid, with "concern for production" in the x-axis while "concern for people" as the y-axis.

This model identifies the ideal leadership style as one that incorporates a high concern for production while also considering the individuals who take part in the production; the people.