Organizational sense making theory makes all of the following claims, EXCEPT:
A) Our human experience is largely equivocal.
B) Typically, we engage in meaning selection with others through communication.
C) The environment is something that exists independently of organizing.
D) Greater heed enables organizations to comprehend and respond to unexpected events in unexpected ways.
E) Organizations are brought to life through a three-stage, evolutionary process.

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Organizational sense making theory does not make the claim that the environment exists independently of organizing. Rather, it emphasizes the dynamic relationship between the environment and the organization in the process of sense making.

Organizational Sense Making Theory Makes All of the Following Claims