Это факт огромного значения. Если мы согласимся с таким утверждением, это будет означать необходимость перестройки большинства существующих концепций управления и администрирования. Лидер группы, который видит свою основную задачу в том, чтобы обеспечить группе такие условия, при которых члены группы самостоятельно смогли бы вырабатывать решения, выполняет совершенно другую роль, нежели лидер, который прилагает основные усилия к тому, чтобы обеспечить наиболее эффективный способ доведения собственных решений до членов группы, и который должен постоянно поддерживать мотивацию группы на выполнение этих решений.
В заключение, можно сказать, что все выводы, все то, что мы осмелились представить в качестве результатов, которых можно ожидать от применения группоцентрированного лидерства, основано на очень небольшом практическом материале и часто непроверенных данных. Тем не менее, эти начинания оказали на нас огромное влияние, и мы не могли не почувствовать, что социальная наука на этом пути может достигнуть более полного понимания демократии. Эта демократия будет означать более активное, живое участие простых людей во всех касающихся их вопросах. Это будет означать возможность самореализации каждого члена группы, возможность максимального использования потенциала каждой группы.
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