Involving Other People in Making a Decision Is Likely to Increase

question 56

Multiple Choice

Involving other people in making a decision is likely to increase the ________ of a decision when participants have information and knowledge lacked by the leader and are willing to cooperate in finding a good solution to a decision problem.

• A) acceptance
• B) satisfaction
• C) quality
• D) development

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Definitions:

Charles Murray

An American political scientist, sociologist, and author known for his often controversial works on intelligence, social policy, and race.

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