The university's administration has increased class size without receiving input from the faculty or considering that some courses need to have low enrollments. In view of this, what is the most probable reaction the professors will take to this latest administrative decision?

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The most probable reaction by the professors will be that they feel they have lost ownership of their classes and are just "employees." This is a common reaction among faculty members when their input is not considered in decisions that directly affect their classes. It is unlikely that the faculty will stage a wildcat strike or call in sick on the first day of class, as this would not be beneficial to the students. Similarly, it is unlikely that more faculty members will apply to be administrators as a result of this decision, as this is not an appropriate solution to the issue at hand.

The University's Administration Has Increased Class Size Without Receiving Input