The Principles of Archaeological Typology Include

question 7

Multiple Choice

The principles of archaeological typology include:

• A) creating groups based on one or more attributes that maximize differences within each group.
• B) creating groups based on one or more attributes that minimize differences within each group.
• C) using subjective and nonreplicable processes.
• D) being "correct."

Identify examples of feedforward control in predictive decision-making.

Recognize the importance of organizational culture as part of the control subsystem.

Understand the components and importance of organizational control systems.

Understand the concepts and mechanisms of attributions in social psychology.