A group of tenured nursing faculty at a major university votes on whether a faculty member should receive tenured status. This type of decision making is referred to as ____

a. Autocratic decision procedure
b. Consultative decision procedure
c. Delegated decisions procedure
d. Joint decision making


D
Joint decision making occurs when the entire group makes the decision by two thirds vote, a simple majority, consensus, or some other process. In this process, the group members have as much power as the leader.

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