In the Decision-Making Model, the Difference Between a Group Decision

question 28

Multiple Choice

In the decision-making model, the difference between a group decision and other decision making strategies is that the group decision requires

• A) input from the workers.
• B) a consensus decision.
• C) that the leader share the problem with all subordinates.
• D) that the leader share the problem with relevant subordinates.

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