According to Henry Mintzberg,the Three Most Typical Approaches to Strategic

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Multiple Choice

According to Henry Mintzberg,the three most typical approaches to strategic decision-making are

• A) entrepreneurial, adaptive, and planning.
• B) entrepreneurial, logical incrementalism, and planning.
• C) logical incrementalism, strategic planning, and systematic scanning.
• D) environmental scanning, formulation, and implementation.
• E) directive, rare, and consequential.

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Definitions:

Influence Findings

The results or outcomes of research that indicate the effects or impacts of one factor on another within a study.

Social Impact Theory

A theory which suggests that the amount of influence a person experiences in group settings varies based on the strength, immediacy, and number of people in the group.

Moscovici's Experiments

Psychological experiments conducted by Serge Moscovici that focused on social influence, specifically how a consistent minority influences the opinions of a larger group.

Line-Lengths

A measurement or dimension of length for lines, which can be used in psychophysical research to examine perception and judgments.