A purposeful behavior is defined as
a. an assessment of how supervisors communicate with staff.
b. the contribution that has been made to a decision for the a conference
c. effectively listening to the speaker and giving an expression of understanding
d. behaviors that determine the supervisor's effectiveness in decision-making.
b
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