Sensemaking Is Driven by Plausibility Rather Than Accuracy

question 14

Multiple Choice

Sensemaking is driven by plausibility rather than accuracy. This concept means that sensemaking

• A) creates meaning that accurately reflects what actually happened.
• B) creates meaning after the event has occurred, retrospectively.
• C) can create meaning that does not accurately reflect what actually happened.
• D) creates meaning by people collectively determining how to understand something.

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Definitions:

Tie Rod

A crucial component in the steering system of a vehicle that transmits force from the steering center link to the steering knuckle, enabling steering.

Power Divider

A component in the differential of a heavy-duty vehicle that distributes power evenly to the axles, enhancing traction.

Locked Out

A situation where access is denied or unavailable, typically referring to a security or safety mechanism.

Driving Conditions

Various factors that can affect driving, such as weather, road surface, traffic, and the vehicle's condition.