Laissez-faire leaders have minimal to no interaction with the group.
A)They encourage the group to make their own decisions and avoid giving input of any kind.
B)Members may view the style of leadership positively, as the leader does not impose a vision on the group nor do they flaunt their power and influence.
C)On the other hand, these groups may find themselves in crisis, for they have no clear directive or decisive voice.
D)All of the above

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Laissez-faire leaders have minimal to no interaction with the group, they encourage the group to make their own decisions and avoid giving input of any kind. Members may view the style of leadership positively, as the leader does not impose a vision on the group nor do they flaunt their power and influence. On the other hand, these groups may find themselves in crisis, for they have no clear directive or decisive voice.

Laissez-Faire Leaders Have Minimal to No Interaction with the Group