The Likelihood of a Manager Making an Error in Judgment

question 99

True/False

The likelihood of a manager making an error in judgment is much greater in programmed decision making than in nonprogrammed decision making.

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Definitions:

Linguistic Style

The unique way in which an individual uses language, including choice of words, tone, pace, and use of metaphors, which can influence communication and perception in social interactions.

Gender Discrimination

Unjust treatment or considerations based on an individual's sex, often resulting in inequality in opportunities, resources, and rights.

Managerial Positions

Job roles that involve overseeing and directing the operations, strategy, and employees within a section, department, or organization.

Wage Gap

The disparity in earnings between different groups, often related to gender, race, or educational background, indicating inequality in compensation.