A lack-of-participation error occurs when:
A) employees do not understand what the management wants them to do.
B) there is a shortage of employees to implement a decision.
C) employees are not capable of implementing a decision.
D) managers fail to include the right people in the decision-making process.

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A lack-of-participation error occurs when managers fail to include the right people in the decision-making process. This means that employees who have relevant information or expertise are not consulted or included in the decision-making process, leading to their lack of participation and potentially negative outcomes. A, B, and C all describe situations that may lead to errors in decision-making, but they do not specifically address the issue of lack of participation.

A Lack-Of-Participation Error Occurs When