Laissez-Faire Leaders Have Minimal to No Interaction with the Group

question 53

Multiple Choice

Laissez-faire leaders have minimal to no interaction with the group.

• A)They encourage the group to make their own decisions and avoid giving input of any kind.
• B)Members may view the style of leadership positively, as the leader does not impose a vision on the group nor do they flaunt their power and influence.
• C)On the other hand, these groups may find themselves in crisis, for they have no clear directive or decisive voice.
• D)All of the above

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