Differing opinions between key advisors
A) can be beneficial because it forces a more thorough examination of reasons and alternatives.
B) rarely occurs.
C) may lead to paralysis and rash decisions.
D) Both A and C above.
E) All of the above are true.

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Differing opinions can be beneficial as they encourage thorough examination (A), but they can also lead to paralysis and rash decisions if not managed well (C).

Differing Opinions Between Key Advisors