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Considerthe following
1. Supportive leadership behaviour
2. Participative leadership behaviour
3. Instrumental leadership behaviour
4. Achievement oriented leadership behaviour
Doob proposed that the principles of . . . . . . . . and . . . . . . . . could be used to explain the formation and change of attitudes in much the same way that they have been applied to overt behaviour.
Assertion (A) Ethical relativism means that there are universal standards of human behaviour.
Reason (R) Ethical behaviour is primarily personal behaviour conforming to standards of morality.