The Observable Behavior of the Benevolent Autocrat Often Suggests That

question 25

Multiple Choice

The observable behavior of the benevolent autocrat often suggests that:

• A) The leader dictates the path that he or she considers best for all concerned.
• B) The leader always remains open to input from the workers.
• C) The leader generally exercises an open-door policy.
• D) The leader depends heavily on two-way communication with the workers.

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