Which of the Following Is a Difference Between an Integrating

question 93

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between an integrating role and a liaison role?

• A) A liaison role is a more complex integrating mechanism than an integrating role.
• B) An integrating role is a full-time managerial position whereas a liaison role is a task involved in a full-time job.
• C) The ranking of employees is irrelevant for the integrating role whereas it becomes very significant in the liaison role.
• D) An integrating role's influence is limited to a single department whereas a liaison role's influence extends across multiple departments.

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Definitions:

Motor Neurons

Neural cells that make up the route for impulses moving from the brain or spinal cord toward muscles or glands.

Efferent

Referring to nerve fibers that carry impulses away from the central nervous system to effectors, such as muscles or glands.

Afferent

Pertaining to nerve fibers that carry sensory information towards the central nervous system.

Indifferent

Showing no particular interest or sympathy; apathetic or uninvolved emotionally.