Organizational Sense Making Theory Makes All of the Following Claims

question 20

Multiple Choice

Organizational sense making theory makes all of the following claims, EXCEPT:

• A) Our human experience is largely equivocal.
• B) Typically, we engage in meaning selection with others through communication.
• C) The environment is something that exists independently of organizing.
• D) Greater heed enables organizations to comprehend and respond to unexpected events in unexpected ways.
• E) Organizations are brought to life through a three-stage, evolutionary process.

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