What Are the Advantages & Disadvantages of the Various Leadership Styles? by Russ Buchanan; Updated September 26, 2017 An influential 1939 study by Kurt Lewin on leadership styles found that the most common styles fell into three main categories -- authoritarian, participative and delagative. Effective leaders tend to use all three with emphasis on one particular style, while ineffective and inferior leaders tend to rely on one style ...
6. Benefactress : BENE factress (benâ e fak tres) n. A female benefactor 7. Benedict : BENE dict (benâ e dikt) n. A male name which means âBlessed 8. Benediction : BENE diction (ben e dikâ shun) n. A blessing 9. Benefice : BENE fice (benâ e fis) n. The gift of an income to a priest of a church 10. Benevolent : BENE volent (be nevâ o lent) adj.
English for Students. bene,bon & boun. These ROOT-WORDS are BENE,BOUN & BON which means WELL & GOOD. As you see, the list is composed of ten words with each ROOT. Words No. 14, 15, 16 come from the French and they are really French, but the ROOT-BON comes from the Latin, to the French. 1. Benefit : BENE fit (benâ e fit) n. An advantage; as, the job has fringe benefits 2. Benefiter : BENE fiter (bonâ e fit er) n. One who benefits; as the employee is the benefiter 3. Beneficial : FENE ficial (ben e fishâ al) adj. Wholesome; as, bathing is beneficial 4. Benefactor : BENE factor (benâ e fak tor) n. One who benefits others 5.