The idea that a leader must be friendly but not overly familiar with subordinates is called ______.

A) self-sacrifice
B) social distance
C) persuasive appeal
D) superior management

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The idea that a leader must be friendly but not overly familiar with subordinates is called ______.A)  self-sacrificeB)  social distanceC)  persuasive appealD)  superior management

Cedriana Cee stecka · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Social distance refers to the idea that a leader should maintain a level of professional distance from subordinates, while still being approachable and friendly. This helps to establish a sense of respect and authority, while also promoting open communication and collaboration within the team.

The idea that a leader must be friendly but not overly familiar with subordinates is called ______.

A) self-sacrifice
B) social distance
C) persuasive appeal
D) superior management

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