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The two-dimensional model of subordinate participation shows that:
 
  A) democratic leaders are more effective than autocratic leaders.
  B) permissive leaders are less effective than directive leaders.
  C) the directive permissive style is more effective than the directive autocratic style.
  D) the effectiveness of each leadership style depends on the existing conditions.

Question 2

Managers who consider the impact of their organization on the natural environment are said to be practicing ________.
 
  A) value-based management
  B) ethics-based management
  C) socially responsible management
  D) green management



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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