_____ Is a Form of Self-Delusion in Which Managers Convince

question 68

Multiple Choice

_____ is a form of self-delusion in which managers convince themselves of their superior skills in the face of clear evidence to the contrary.

• A) Managerial pride
• B) Managerial ego
• C) Managerial arrogance
• D) Managerial hubris

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