<u>Answer:</u>
With Facilitative leadership style, the leader presents the problem to a group of employees and seeks consensus on a solution, making sure that his or her own opinion receives no more weight than anyone else's.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- The act of leading group of people or organization is called a leadership. Facilitative leadership is goal oriented.
- It helps to build understanding among team member even if there is conflicting view.
- Member of team possess quality, wisdom, experience and the facilitator helps to bring these to the group.
- There is a proper coordination in a group. Group discussion is goal oriented.
- Facilitative make and implement decision and achieve high quality result.
The answer is functional-professional <span>touch.
</span>functional-professional touch refers to the type of touch to communicate something that solely related to the task at hand (not to build up emotional connection). It is important to be cautious in doing the functional-professional <span>touch in order to avoid mis-perception of unwanted advance.</span>
A democracy is a system in which the people vote and everyone is equal (ideally). In practice, in most if not all democracies (especially in America), some group or groups are disadvantaged in some way, be it voting rights, judicial rights, social rights, etc. This widespread inequality has led to the concept of <span>democratic ideals. </span><span>It has nothing to do with the Democratic Party, it is just mostly associated with that because the Democratic Party is trying to move further to the left and be more socially liberal to combat the Republican Party becoming more socially conservative. While there are disadvantaged groups in America (gays, trans people, Muslims, African-Americans, and the mentally/physically disabled to name a few), there will always be the </span><span>democratic ideals </span><span>there to combat that discrimination. The political parties of America are no longer about the economy. They are almost solely dedicated to the social issues in the United States and abroad.</span>
