Which of the Following Is a Difference Between a Diagnostic

question 129

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between a diagnostic control system and an interactive control system?

• A) A diagnostic control system focuses on meeting expectations, while an interactive control system focuses on standards of ethical behavior.
• B) A diagnostic control system focuses on standards of ethical behavior while an interactive control system focuses on meeting expectations.
• C) A diagnostic control system focuses on meeting expectations, while an interactive control system focuses on organizational attention and learning on key strategic issues.
• D) A diagnostic control system focuses on organizational attention and learning on key strategic issues, while an interactive control system focuses on meeting expectations.

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