The fog of war inhibits control because __________. a. ...

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The fog of war inhibits control because __________.
 
  a. decision makers may be motivated by strong emotions like anger.
  b.decision makers may lose contact with forces for extended periods of time.
  c. decision makers may be unaware of the location and condition of their forces.
  d.decision makers may confuse friendly forces for enemy forces.

Question 2

According to Jervis, how can control be undermined by decision makers?
 
  a. Decision makers are subject to emotion, biases, and lack of information.
  b. Decision makers face institutional pressure to adhere to doctrine.
  c. Decision makers are beholden to popular opinion.
  d. Decision makers are typically civilians lacking military experience.

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a

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[Liddy]

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