The Process by Which Managers Respond to Opportunities and Threats

question 44

Multiple Choice

The process by which managers respond to opportunities and threats that confront their organization by analyzing options and taking actions is known as:

• A)Heuristics
• B)Intuition
• C)Decision making
• D)Bounded rationality
• E)Systematic error

Understand the concept of socialization and its role in shaping human behavior and the self-concept.

Identify and analyze the perspectives of various sociological theories (functionalist, conflict, symbolic interactionist) on socialization.

Recognize the influence of social class on socialization practices and outcomes.

Comprehend the role of agents of socialization (family, peers, schools, mass media) in individual development.

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