The Difference Between Directive and Nondirective Counseling Is That the Latter

question 96

Multiple Choice

The difference between directive and nondirective counseling is that the latter:

• A) lets the employee analyze the cause behind his or her indulgence in problem behavior.
• B) gives a supervisor the absolute right to decide the most likely reason affecting the productivity of an employee.
• C) is employed by supervisors only when dealing with employees affected by alcohol and drug abuse.
• D) is a form of positive discipline designed to prevent problem behavior from beginning.

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