Directive Leadership Differs from Supportive Leadership in That Directive Leadership

question 70

Multiple Choice

Directive leadership differs from supportive leadership in that directive leadership emphasizes:

• A) showing concern for the well-being of subordinates.
• B) involving team members in decision making.
• C) consulting team members and asking for suggestions.
• D) using team members' suggestions when making decisions.
• E) letting followers know what is expected.

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