A manager makes decisions very quickly and requires little information for making the decisions.Which of the following is a likely reason for this?
A) The manager has low self-esteem.
B) The manager has an external locus of control.
C) The manager is high in emotional stability.
D) The manager is high in risk-taking.

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Managers who make decisions quickly and with little information are likely to be high in risk-taking. Such managers have a high tolerance for ambiguity and uncertainty, and are willing to take risks in order to achieve their goals. They are not afraid of failure and are confident in their ability to handle whatever challenges come their way. This is different from someone who has low self-esteem, who may hesitate to make decisions because they are afraid of making mistakes or being criticized. In addition, having an external locus of control (thinking that things happen to you rather than you controlling them) would not necessarily lead to quick decision-making, nor would being high in emotional stability necessarily be a factor in decision-making speed.

A Manager Makes Decisions Very Quickly and Requires Little Information