Three types of supervision identified are:
a. unsupervised, supervised, and periodic inspection
b. unsupervised, initial direction, and assessment
c. continuous supervision, periodic inspection, and initial assessment
d. initial direction and periodic supervision, unsupervised, and continuous supervision
D
Hansten and Washburn's (2004) three levels of supervision include: 1) unsupervised, 2) initial direction and periodic supervision, and 3) continuous supervision. These levels are based upon the type of task delegated, education, competency, experience, and working relationship of all of the people involved.
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