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As the business head of a medium-sized publishing firm, Ted has the ability to visualize where he wants to take the company in the next 8-10 years.
 
  He is often willing to try new, out-of-the box ideas, which some of his colleagues perceive to be unrealistic and impractical. Ted has a(n) ________ decision making style.
  A) behavioral
  B) conceptual
  C) directive
  D) analytical
  E) satisfactory

Question 2

Which of the following characterizes conceptual-style decision makers?
 
  A) They are thorough and objective.
  B) They are focused on the short run.
  C) They are sentimental and subjective.
  D) They are focused on people and relationships.
  E) They are venturesome and future-oriented.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

E



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