Good Intuitive Decision Making Is Based on an Ability to Recognize

question 24

True/False

Good intuitive decision making is based on an ability to recognize patterns at lightning speed.

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Definitions:

Formal Leaders

Individuals who hold recognized authority positions within an organization and are responsible for guiding and directing the efforts of others.

Identity-based Subgroups

Distinctive groups formed within organizations based on shared identity attributes or characteristics, such as ethnicity, gender, or professional background.

Unbalanced Perceptions

A cognitive bias where people might overvalue or undervalue certain aspects of a situation or individual due to lack of balance in perspective.

Centralization

The concentration of decision-making authority at the upper levels of an organization, with lower levels following the directives from above.