Matching ​Dhruv Isn't Sure to What Degree He Should Involve His

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​Dhruv isn't sure to what degree he should involve his employees in an important decision, so he consults Vroom's decision tree for help.Match the following scenarios with the decision style each most clearly illustrates.
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• A)​Dhruv invites his employees out to lunch to talk about the problem.He asks questions, moderates the discussion, and guides the group in making a decision.
• B)​Dhruv invites his employees out to lunch to talk about the problem.Afterward, he considers their inputs and makes a decision, which he announces via email.
• C)​Dhruv figures out the solution on his own, then emails his employees explaining how awesome it is.
• D)Dhruv has a weekly 1-on-1 meeting with each of his employees.In the week after the problem first appears, Dhruv makes it a point to discuss the problem in all of the 1-on-1 meetings.The discussions help him figure out the best course of action, which he announces via email.
• E)​Just thinking about the problem gives Dhruv a headache.He explains the problem to his team and gives them carte blanche to sort it out and make a decision.

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Definitions:

Counteroffer

A proposal made in response to an offer, which effectively rejects the original offer and proposes new terms for an agreement.

Gap-Filling Presumptions

Legal principles or standards applied in contract law to address situations where the parties' agreement does not specify certain terms or conditions.

Mirror Image Rule

A principle in contract law stating that an offer must be accepted exactly without modifications for a valid contract to be formed.

Material Changes

Significant alterations or modifications that could affect a company’s financial condition or the value of its shares, requiring disclosure to shareholders and regulatory bodies.