[Solved] Tannenbaum and Schmidt‟s continuum of possible leadership behaviour identifies four main styles of leadership by the manager. What are they?

Q.	Tannenbaum and Schmidt‟s continuum of possible leadership behaviour identifies four main styles of leadership by the manager. What are they?
A.	Commands, helps, joins and leads
B.	Tells, sells, consults and joins
C.	Tells, helps, joins and leads
D.	Commands, sells, consults and resists
Answer» B. Tells, sells, consults and joins

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