The type of leadership in which the leader displays little trust or confidence in employees and therefore makes all decisions is called:
a. democratic.
b. laissez-faire.
c. autocratic.
d. authoritative.
C
The autocratic leader displays little trust in employees, and therefore makes all decisions.
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