This presentation summarizes Victor Vroom and Phillip Yetton's leader participation model. The model outlines five styles of leadership participation in decision making: autocratic I, autocratic II, consultative I, consultative II, and group. Autocratic I involves the leader making the decision alone using available information, while autocratic II involves consulting individuals before deciding. Consultative I involves consulting individuals and choosing a solution, and consultative II facilitating a group discussion where the leader's input may be weighted. The group style involves delegating the decision to the group with the leader facilitating discussion. The presentation provides an overview of these five styles and their characteristics.

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Presentation
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Leader Participation model-Vroom & Yetton
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Prof. Swati Shome
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Amit
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2. Content
 Introduction
 Decision
making Style
 Type of Leader Participation
 Style of Leadership Participation
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Autocratic I
Autocratic II
Consultative I
Consultative II
Group

3. Introduction
Victor Vroom and Phillip’s leader participation model relates leadership behavior
and participation in decision making. The Vroom-Yetton contingency model is a
participation leadership model of industrial and organizational psychology
developed by Victor Vroom, in collaboration with Phillip Yetton (1973).
Involvement in decision-making improves the understanding of the issues
involved by those who must carry out the decisions.
People are more committed to actions where they have involved in the relevant
decision-making.
People are less competitive and more collaborative when they are working on
joint goals.
When people make decision together, the social commitment to one another is
greater and thus increases their commitment to the decision.
Several people deciding together make better decision than one person alone.

4. Decide-Decision is made
Decide-Decision is made
alone and is announced or
alone and is announced or
“sold” to the group.
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problem to group in a
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and then make decision.
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5. Types Of Leader Participation
1. Autocratic
2. Consultative
3. Group

6. Normative Decision theory: 5 Steps

7. 1) Autocratic I(Decide)
Leader solves a problem using
information that is readily available.

8. 2) Autocratic II
(consultant individual)
A leader obtains additional
information from subordinates and
then solves the problem.

9. 3)Consultative I
(consultant group)
A leader shares the problem with
subordinates on individual basis and
obtain there ideas and suggestion.
Further the leader choses a solution to
the problem at hand in end.

10. 4) Consultative II
(facilitate)
A leader shares the problem with
subordinates as a group. The final
decision may or may not reflect
subordinate inputs.

11. 5) Group(delegate)
A leader meets with subordinates as a
group. However he/she acts as a
chairperson who focuses and directs
discussion ,but does impose his or her
will on the group. Subordinates
participation is sought.

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