According to the strategic contingency perspective, which one of the following factors is NOT a primary factor used to explain differences in power between individuals or groups?
A)amount of formal authority given departments
B)nonsubstitutability of the group or individual's function
C)degree of centrality
D)ability to cope with uncertainty

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The strategic contingency perspective emphasizes nonsubstitutability, centrality, and the ability to cope with uncertainty as primary factors for explaining differences in power among individuals or groups. The amount of formal authority given to departments is not considered a primary factor in this perspective.

According to the Strategic Contingency Perspective, Which One of the Following