According to the Leadership Grid, a supervisor who is primarily concerned with production, and shows little concern for people would be using a style of leadership referred to as:
A) task management.
B) country club management.
C) impoverished management.
D) team management.

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The Leadership Grid, developed by Robert Blake and Jane Mouton, identifies different leadership styles based on a manager's concern for people and their concern for production. A supervisor who is primarily concerned with production and shows little concern for people is described as using a "task management" style, which focuses on getting tasks completed and can often neglect the team's needs or feelings. This style is characterized by high concern for production and low concern for people.

According to the Leadership Grid, a Supervisor Who Is Primarily