Which group decision making style often leads to the group floundering because of the lack of direction?

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The Laissez-faire group decision making style often leads to the group floundering because of the lack of direction. Laissez-faire leadership is leader less. There is no leader. On the other hand, this kind of decision making is highly effective in organizations that have empowered staff who are committed to common goals and developed enough to be able to work independently in a highly successful manner. All of the other group decision making style have more structure and leadership.
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Which Group Decision Making Style Often Leads to the Group