The research conducted by Henry Mintzberg regarding intuition and managerial roles suggests that:
A) managers rarely use intuition.
B) in most cases managers use a systematic step-by-step approach to decision making.
C) managers make judgments based on hunches.
D) intuition has not been shown to be very effective as an antidote to over analysis.

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Mintzberg's research suggests that managers make judgments based on hunches or intuition. This is because managers often face complex and ambiguous situations where it is difficult to gather all the necessary information and make a rational decision using a systematic approach. Therefore, intuition becomes an important tool for managers to rely on when making decisions.

The Research Conducted by Henry Mintzberg Regarding Intuition and Managerial