The legitimate right to make decisions and to tell other people what to do is referred to as
A)hierarchy.
B)delegation.
C)specialization.
D)legitimacy.
E)authority.

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The legitimate right to tell other people what to do is commonly referred to as authority. Option A, hierarchy, refers to the structure of an organization or system with levels of authority. Option B, delegation, refers to assigning tasks or responsibilities to others. Option C, specialization, refers to individuals focusing on specific skills or expertise. Option D, legitimacy, refers to the acceptance of authority or power by individuals or groups.

The Legitimate Right to Make Decisions and to Tell Other