Organizations aim to accomplish multiple goals for three reasons. Which of the following is NOT one of those reasons?

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The primary reasons organizations aim to accomplish multiple goals include serving a wide range of client groups, being accountable to legislative requirements and constraints, and being accountable to different segments of the public. Providing diverse experiences to increase practitioner expertise in all areas, while beneficial, is not typically listed as a primary reason for an organization's pursuit of multiple goals.

Organizations Aim to Accomplish Multiple Goals for Three Reasons