Systems thinking means all the following, except:
A) Seeing inter-relationships among systems and processes
B) Seeing processes of change among systems, rather than discrete snapshots of change
C) Seeing linear cause-and-effects when events occur
D) Seeing the forest and the trees in any situation

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Systems thinking focuses on understanding the complex inter-relationships and processes of change among systems, rather than relying on a simplistic cause-and-effect model. Therefore, seeing linear cause-and-effects when events occur is not a characteristic of systems thinking.

Systems Thinking Means All the Following, Except