The Difference Between a Situation That May Simply Be an Inconvenience

question 3

Multiple Choice

The difference between a situation that may simply be an inconvenience and one that is an actual disaster often depends on __________.

• A)the severity of the situation
• B)the point of view of those affected
• C)the point of view of those responsible for declaring the disaster
• D)All of the above

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Definitions:

Inquisitorial Intervention

A method of intervention where an acting party investigates and examines the details of a case or situation.

High Control

A state or condition where one has significant authority, influence, or regulation over outcomes or processes.

Manager Exerts

Refers to the influence or effort a manager applies to guide, direct, or control resources and team members in an organizational setting.

Third-Party Intervention

The involvement of an outside party to help resolve a conflict or dispute between two other parties.