Some supervisors make decisions alone and announce them to the group.Such a decision-making style is called

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The given decision-making style, where the supervisor makes decisions alone without involving the group, is characteristic of an autocratic style. Autocratic decision-making is defined as a style where the leader alone makes decisions and provides directives to their subordinates, with little or no input from the followers. Therefore, option A is the correct answer. Choice B (participative) involves group participation and input in decision-making, which contradicts the given scenario. Choices C (exclusive) and D (supportive) do not accurately describe the decision-making style mentioned in the question.

Some Supervisors Make Decisions Alone and Announce Them to the Group.Such