These four styles consist of different combinations of two basic leadership
behaviors that a manager can use when trying to influence someone else:
Directive Behavior and Supportive Behavior. Three words can be used to define
Directive Behavior: STRUCTURE, CONTROL, and SUPERVISE. Different words are
used to describe Supportive Behavior: PRAISE, LISTEN, and FACILITATE."
"Directive behavior seems to be related to autocratic leadership," said the
entrepreneur.