Which of the following management styles describes a manager who typically does not exert control over the decision, and only mildly controls the process?
A) Providing impetus
B) Inquisitorial intervention
C) Providing outcomes
D) Adversarial intervention

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The management style "Providing impetus" involves a manager who encourages and motivates the team but does not exert control over the decision-making process, allowing the team to take the lead.

Which of the Following Management Styles Describes a Manager Who