1) What characterizes participative management in organizations? a) Centralization of decisions in top leadership. b) The pursuit of results through individual competitiveness. c) Active involvement of employees in decision-making processes. d) Elimination of consultative processes in administration. 2) What are the main benefits of participative management for the organization? a) Reduction of dialogue and increased hierarchy. b) Improved motivation, decision quality, and organizational culture. c) Team isolation and greater managerial control. d) Elimination of employee autonomy. 3) What are the most common challenges in implementing participative management? a) Ease of implementation in any organizational structure. b) Low adaptation cost and absence of conflicts. c) Resistance to change, need for maturity, and cultural changes. d) Quick adaptation of managers to authoritarian models. 4) In what contexts may participative management not be effective? a) In organizations with high maturity and good internal communication. b) In environments under pressure for quick decisions and with little trust among members. c) In companies that value active listening and protagonism. d) In cooperatives and associations that practice self-management. 5) Does participative management impact only the organization’s internal environment? a) Yes, it is limited to employees and managers. b) No, it also involves external stakeholders, such as clients and suppliers. c) Yes, since suppliers and clients do not participate in management. d) No, but only in public organizations. 6) How does participative management influence the role of leadership in organizations? a) Reinforces the authoritarian and centralizing model. b) Eliminates the need for formal leadership. c) Transforms the leader into a facilitator of the collective process. d) Removes the leader from the decision-making process.

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