Studies have found that leader directiveness is negatively related to satisfactions and expectancies of associates engaged in ambiguous tasks.

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Studies have generally found that leader directiveness is positively related to satisfaction and expectancies of associates, especially when tasks are ambiguous. In such situations, clear direction and guidance from a leader can help reduce uncertainty and increase confidence among team members.

Studies Have Found That Leader Directiveness Is Negatively Related to Satisfactions