The Enlightenment Argued That the Scientific Method Did Not Apply

question 2

True/False

The Enlightenment argued that the Scientific Method did not apply to human understanding, which could only be achieved through intuitive thinking.

Know the parameters within which employees accept leaders' directives without questioning (zone of indifference).

Recognize the role of competencies in determining leadership effectiveness according to the Vroom-Jago model.

Acknowledge leadership as a process of developing ideas, influencing others, and making hard decisions.

Understand the regulatory and market constraints on franchising including antitrust laws, market changes, and competitor activities.