Forming a Coalition

question 152

Multiple Choice

Forming a coalition:

• A)is typically part of the manager's job description.
• B)takes advantage of situations where who you know is more important than what you know.
• C)causes the decision to become more complex and ambiguous.
• D)increases the legitimacy of the coalition's desired outcome.
• E)more effectively communicates weaknesses with opposing positions.

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Definitions:

Panel

In research, a panel is a group of people selected to participate in a study over a period of time, often used in longitudinal studies to observe changes over time.

Cohort

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Dichotomous Questions

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Funnel Format

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