Which of the following is a characteristic of contracts? A) ...

[fagboi]

Which of the following is a characteristic of contracts?
 
  A) They are based on commitments for an indefinite, often unlimited, time.
  B) They focus on carrying out specific activities for specific responses.
  C) They extend to responsibilities above and beyond the initial agreement.
  D) They do not involve the payment of money in exchange for services.
  E) They are bonds based on unlimited promises, pledges, and commitments.

Question 2

What are the similarities and differences between the analytical decision-making style and the directive decision-making style?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[rachel]

Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

Analytical-style decision makers and directive-style decision makers are similar to one another in that they are both task-oriented and thorough, with a preference for logical reasoning. However, while analytical-style decision makers have a high tolerance for ambiguity, directive-style decision makers do not. Analytical-style decision makers also prefer having more information and multiple alternatives than directive-style decision makers. Analytical-style decision makers focus on finding the best solution, while the focus for directive-style decision makers is on efficiency, that is, making the decision quickly based on the few factors that have been identified. Lastly, while analytical-style decision makers arrive at decisions through a careful analysis of the available information, directive-style decision makers may use their intuition instead of logical reasoning.

[fagboi]

Gracias!

[ghepp]

Excellent