The "Fixes That Fail" Systems Archetype Occurs When

question 58

Multiple Choice

The "Fixes that Fail" systems archetype occurs when:

• A)Ttwo efforts or activities compete for the same resources.
• B)Aan organization, in spite of past success, decides to batten down the hatches in the face of difficult economic times in order to avoid exposure to "risky" expenditures.
• C)Aan urgent problem arises and managers are tempted to quickly implement a short-term solution that in the long-term will not fully correct the problem.
• D)Iindividuals use a common limited resource purely for their own gain.

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Definitions:

High-Level

Pertains to concepts, processes, or operations that are abstract, complex, or involve overarching principles or ideas.

Low-Level

Used to describe basic or foundational components or processes that operate at a rudimentary or simple stage.

Autonomy

The capacity to make an informed, uncoerced decision independently, signifying self-governance or freedom.

Growth Motivation

The inner desire and drive to achieve personal improvement, self-fulfillment, and the realization of one's potential.