Discussion
According to Weber, the three types of leadership are :
Answer: A
The three types are charismatic, traditional and rational.
Max Weber classified legitimate authority, the basis on which leaders are obeyed, into three ideal types. Traditional authority rests on custom and inherited status, as with a hereditary monarch. Charismatic authority rests on the exceptional personal qualities followers see in a leader. Rational-legal authority rests on rules and an impersonal office, as in a bureaucracy.
The other sets mix in terms such as institutionalist, specialist, controller and organizer, which are descriptions of roles or styles and do not belong to Weber's typology.
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