Asked by Veronika Khvan on Aug 01, 2024

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Failing to report all data a manager needs to make a good decision is an example of

A) plagiarizing.
B) selective misquoting.
C) distorting visuals.
D) omitting essential information.
E) misrepresenting numbers.

Omitting Essential Information

The act of leaving out critical data or facts that are necessary for understanding the full context of a situation.

Selective Misquoting

The practice of intentionally choosing quotes that may misrepresent the context or meaning of the original statement.

Distorting Visuals

Images or graphics that are altered or manipulated in a way that misrepresents the truth or reality, potentially misleading viewers.

  • Discern the vital ingredients needed for ethical interactions within professional environments.
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Rikki TassoThompsonAug 05, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Omitting essential information means that important data is left out, which can ultimately lead to poor decision-making by the manager.