The Legitimate Right to Make Decisions and to Tell Other

question 24

Multiple Choice

The legitimate right to make decisions and to tell other people what to do is referred to as

• A)hierarchy.
• B)delegation.
• C)specialization.
• D)legitimacy.
• E)authority.

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Definitions:

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