The Jacksons never succeed in making decisions and always have to let events decide for them. They use:
A) consensus decision making.
B) accommodation decision making.
C) de facto decision making.
D) random decision making.

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De facto decision making occurs when decisions are made passively, without a deliberate choice, often by letting external circumstances dictate the outcome. This aligns with the description of the Jacksons' approach.

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