Theoretically, in a bureaucracy,
A)authority belongs to the person.
B)positions are filled on the basis of connections.
C)authority resides in the personalities of people holding important positions.
D)personnel treat clients as cases and without emotion.

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In a bureaucracy, authority is tied to the position rather than the individual, and positions are filled based on merit rather than connections. The impersonal treatment of clients as cases, rather than with emotion, is a characteristic feature of bureaucratic organizations, aiming for efficiency and uniformity in service delivery.

Theoretically, in a Bureaucracy