Having too many control plans directed at the same control goal is called:
A) control efficiency
B) control effectiveness
C) control redundancy
D) control completeness

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Having too many control plans directed at the same control goal is called control redundancy, which can result in unnecessary costs and complexity. It is important to have the appropriate number of control plans that are effective and efficient in achieving the desired control goal.

Having Too Many Control Plans Directed at the Same Control