Problem Solvers Differ from Problem Seekers as Problem Solvers

question 37

Multiple Choice

Problem solvers differ from problem seekers as problem solvers:

• A)actively process information and constantly look for problems to solve.
• B)are willing to make decisions and try to solve problems,but only when forced by the situation.
• C)anticipate performance threats and opportunities,and take action to gain advantage.
• D)are passive in information gathering,not wanting to make decisions and deal with problems.
• E)ignore information that would otherwise signal the presence of a performance opportunity threat.

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Definitions:

Reputation Economies

Systems where the value is assigned based on the reputation of users, often found in online platforms where contributions are judged by community feedback.

Digital Natives

Individuals who have grown up with access to digital technology from an early age, making them inherently comfortable with using and adapting to new digital environments.

Horizontal Revolution

This term refers to the broad and rapid spread of information horizontally (peer-to-peer) rather than vertically (top-down) through traditional hierarchical structures, emphasizing the role of social media and networks in disseminating information.

Social Software

Applications and tools designed to enable people to interact, collaborate, and share information online, facilitating the creation and maintenance of social networks and communities.