Capabilities May Be Costly to Imitate If They Have a Unique

question 35

True/False

Capabilities may be costly to imitate if they have a unique and valuable organizational culture, and are causally ambiguous and socially complex.

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Definitions:

Yea-Sayers

Individuals who tend to agree with or affirm propositions without significant criticism or skepticism, often to maintain harmony or avoid conflict.

Sensory Information

Data received by the senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell) that is then processed by the brain.

Brain Organizes

The process by which the brain structures and arranges information and sensory inputs to make sense of the world.

Sensory Nerves

Nerves that transmit sensory information from the body's periphery towards the central nervous system, allowing for the perception of stimuli.