The style in which the leader gives up the power to dictate, transforming the group into a leaderless collection of equals, is called __________.
A) authoritarian leadership
B) laissez-faire leadership
C) situational leadership
D) democratic leadership

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Laissez-faire leadership is a style where the leader provides little to no direction and gives members of the group complete freedom to make decisions and solve problems on their own. This approach can lead to a situation where the group operates without a central leader, functioning as a collection of equals.

The Style in Which the Leader Gives Up the Power