Often, decision makers do NOT have sufficient information about environmental factors so they have a difficult time predicting external change. What is this called?
A) cooptation
B) differentiation
C) uncertainty
D) integration

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Uncertainty is the term used to describe a situation where decision makers lack sufficient information about environmental factors, making it difficult for them to predict external changes that may affect the organization. Cooptation refers to the process of bringing outsiders into the decision-making process, differentiation refers to the process of distinguishing an organization from its competitors, and integration refers to the process of bringing together different departments or functions. None of these terms accurately describe the situation of decision makers lacking sufficient information to predict external change.

Often, Decision Makers Do NOT Have Sufficient Information About Environmental