A group member who solicits advice and opinions from others before making a decision ("If you think it's okay, that's fine with me") probably uses an avoidance decision making style.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Soliciting advice and opinions from others before making a decision is indicative of a participative or consultative decision-making style, not an avoidance style. Avoidance decision-making style is characterized by a tendency to not make a decision or delay it in hopes that the problem will resolve itself.

A Group Member Who Solicits Advice and Opinions from Others