In Chapter 3, Weick's Expression Sensemaking Is Explained as a Way

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Multiple Choice

In Chapter 3, Weick's expression sensemaking is explained as a way of handling uncertainty in social situations,

• A) decides what has happened, what is happening and what rules apply in various situations through conversations and social agreements
• B) comes to one's senses and shapes up
• C) makes sense with expressions that describe a phenomenon
• D) makes sense of highly uncertain situations
• E) creates organization by eliminating nonsense

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