When managers use measures that make them look good, they are demonstrating which "deadly sin?"
A) vanity
B) pettiness
C) provincialism
D) inanity
E) narcissism

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Vanity refers to excessive pride in one's own abilities or achievements. Managers who use measures that make them look good are often doing so to inflate their own egos and reputation, rather than making decisions that benefit the overall success of the company. This behavior can result in poor decision making and negative consequences for the organization.

When Managers Use Measures That Make Them Look Good, They