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Contingency Theory > Forum > What is the Difference between the Contingency Theory versus the Situational Theory of Leadership?
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What is the Difference between the Contingency Theory versus the Situational Theory of Leadership?
becky, Student (University), United Kingdom, Member
I'm finding it really interesting how confusing and cross defined this subject is.
I think that situational and contingency could almost be band under the same group; to be honest they are very similar.
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Contingency versus Situational
Antonio C A Maximiano, Professor, Brazil, Member In my perception, contingent and situational are the same concepts. Contingent means dependent on the situation or the circunstances; hence, contingent is situational.
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Contingent versus Situational
Antonio C A Maximiano, Professor, Brazil, Member I did watch the video, but I am not convinced. If contingent means adapting the leader to the situation and situational means adapting the style to the situation, I can't see how the two may be so different. I would like to know of an original support to this point, not that in the video. Correct me if I am wrong, please. Tks.
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