2. Itis argued that even the smartest managers take foolish actions in decision-making becausethey:a. Are too clever for their own goodb. Have a parochial and distorted view of the problem at handc. Are driven by self-love and ego, which stifle their ability to understand a situationcorrectlyd. Fall into the trap of personality foibles such as pride, haughtiness and unconscious needto err
3. The political frame sees organizations as
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4. The most successful mangers rely on which of the four frames to diagnose their situation?
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5. Which ts vor one of the four characteristics of the intuitive “blink” process?
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2.It is argued that even the smartest managers take foolish actions in decision-making because they:a.Are too clever for their own goodb.Have a parochial and distorted view of the problem at handc.Are driven by self-love and ego, which stifle their ability to understand a situation correctlyd.Fall into the trap of personality foibles such as pride, haughtiness and unconscious need to err
3.The political frame sees organizations as
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4.The most successful mangers rely on which of the four framesto diagnose their situation?
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5.Which is not one of the four characteristics of the intuitive “blink” process?
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6.Bolman and Deal describe the actions of the successful manager as similar to a skilled carpenter using the right tools for the job. Thus, a successful manager must:a.Make sure their organizations are “level” (i.e., balanced)b.Possess “a diverse collection of high-quality implements (i.e., frames)” along with the knowledge of when and how to use them c.“Measure twice but cut once” (i.e., not make hasty decisions)d.Have the right wood (i.e., employees) for the job 7.Bolman and Deal believea.All of the social science research in organizational studies can be meaningfully
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