Participative decision making is always preferable to authoritarian decision making
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
False
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Sam Stint lives in Midville, a town in which there are six used car dealers. All six of the dealers belong to a statewide organization of used car dealers called DORC (Dealers of Recycled Cars), which has a total of 200 members throughout the state. In looking for a late-model, low-mileage automobile costing no more than $750, Sam went to each of the six local dealers. Each told Sam that what he was looking for was not available, and each suggested instead that he look at late-model, low-mileage cars costing from $5,000 to $10,000. Sam was outraged. Sam wrote a letter to the editor of the town newspaper saying, in part, “The DORC members in Midville are thieves. They are cheaters. They try to steal your money. They are totally dishonest. You shouldn’t buy cars from them (Signed: Sam
Stint).” The newspaper printed the letter. The six local car dealers had their car sales drop by 50 percent or more during the two months after the letter was printed. All six of the businesses sued for libel. Will the car dealers be able to prove the first three elements of a libel suit—publication, identification, and defamation? Remember to include definitions and how the elements are proven in court. What will be an ideal response?
The members of a newly formed finance team were meeting for the first time to ascertain who their fellow memberswere and what each of their individual roles and responsibilitieswere going to be. They feltawkward and disconcerted
Which phase of the group talk process is this group currently in? a. Orientation b. Emergence c. Conflict d. Reinforcement
According to Taylor, the individual worker is motivated almost solely by ________
A) coercion B) wages C) threats D) praise
The idea that there are only a limited number of solutions to society’s problems is part of the ______________ conclusion set forth by Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck.
a. fourth b. third c. second d. first