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4 years ago

Which statement best describes an authoritarian style of communication

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sveta [45]4 years ago

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Answer:

High task-low relationship behavior, initiating a closed presentation

Explanation:

Authoritarian communication style, which is also popularly known as autocratic leadership is a type of communication style in which the leader holds rigid control over the team as he/she is directly responsible for taking decisions, regulating the actions, rules, methodologies. This is a 'high task and low-relationship behavior' communication style and initiates a closed control and presentation of procedures and policies. The expectations are very clear and close supervision of tasks is made by the leader to ensure maximum productivity.

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