Environmental Complexity Is a Function of the Strength, Number, and Interconnectedness

question 32

True/False

Environmental complexity is a function of the strength, number, and interconnectedness of the specific and general forces that an organization has to manage.

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Communication Scholars

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Positivist Worldview

A philosophical point of view which assumes that everything can be scientifically observed or logically verified.

Critical Worldview

An approach that critically examines societal structures and norms, questioning power dynamics and ideologies.

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