The four decision-making styles are based on the premise that individuals differ along two dimensions: way of thinking and ________.
A)tolerance for ambiguity
B)level of risk preference
C)degree of extroversion
D)personal integrity
E)attention to detail

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The four decision-making styles are analytical, directive, conceptual, and behavioral. These styles are based on the individual's way of thinking (rational vs. intuitive) and their tolerance for ambiguity (low vs. high). Therefore, the best answer is A, as it correctly identifies the second dimension that influences decision-making styles. Choice B, level of risk preference, is a related but distinct concept. Choice C, degree of extroversion, and choice E, attention to detail, are not directly relevant to the four decision-making styles. Choice D, personal integrity, is also not directly relevant to the four decision-making styles, as it is not a dimension along which individuals differ in their decision-making approaches.

The Four Decision-Making Styles Are Based on the Premise That