Leaders who try to include all group members in the decision-making process,taking the best ideas from the group and molding them into a strategy that all of the participants can identify with,are called ____ leaders.

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Democratic leaders involve all group members in decision-making and consider the ideas and opinions of everyone before making a final decision. They aim to build consensus and ensure that everyone in the group feels heard and valued. Laissez-faire leaders delegate decision-making to the group without much guidance or direction, while authoritarian leaders make decisions without much input from group members. Legal and bureaucratic leaders are more focused on following rules and regulations.

Leaders Who Try to Include All Group Members in the Decision-Making