The External Control Process Differs from the Internal Control in That

question 3

Multiple Choice

The external control process differs from the internal control in that the external control:

• A)Encourages harmony, responsiveness, and sensibility
• B)Focuses on self, function, one's own group, and one's own organization
• C)Proves to be uncomfortable when the environment seems out of control or changeable
• D)Has a dominating attitude bordering on aggressiveness toward the environment

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Definitions:

Declaration

The act of specifying the type and structure of a variable or function, without necessarily allocating space or defining its behavior.

Struct Date

A user-defined data type in C programming used to store date information, typically composed of day, month, and year fields.

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The process of assigning an initial value to a variable or data structure at the time of its creation.

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