Strategic Management Is the Process of Determining the Right Mix

question 68

True/False

Strategic management is the process of determining the right mix of operating activities for the type of organization, its plans, and its markets.

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Definitions:

Target Behavior

A specific behavior selected for change or intervention, often identified during behavioral assessments.

Fair Pair

A way to avoid symptom substitution or behavior covariation. The term fair pair refers to a maladaptive behavior intended to decrease and an incompatible, or competing, target behavior intended to increase in its place.

Behavior Observation

The systematic recording of observable behavior in its natural setting.

Observer Drift

A phenomenon that results in a different behavior being observed and recorded than the one originally targeted. Observer drift can occur even when a target behavior is operationally defined and solidly passes the stranger test.