Characteristics of effective supervisor in an administrative

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Assignment:

What are the characteristics of an effective supervisor in an administrative or clinical capacity? Which leadership theories discussed thus far in the course apply to the effective practice of supervision? Support your ideas with properly cited references from scholarly sources, which may include your text.

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