In Complexity Theory, the Consequence of Unpredictability for Top Management

question 46

Multiple Choice

In Complexity theory, the consequence of unpredictability for top management is:

• A)That it's pointless being too rigid and prescriptive
• B)It underlines the critical need to create an adaptable and flexible organisation
• C)In reality, it is sensible to accept that they are never in absolute control
• D)All of the above

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Definitions:

Utility

In economics and philosophy, the measure of satisfaction or benefit that an individual receives from a choice or action; in utilitarianism, it's the overall happiness or good produced.

Double Effect

An ethical principle that allows actions which have two effects: one intended and good, and the other unintended and potentially harmful, under certain conditions.

Pleasure

A feeling of happy satisfaction and enjoyment.

Autonomy

The capacity of a rational individual to make an informed, uncoerced decision, often considered a fundamental ethical principle in healthcare.