Under high differentiation, various organizational units tend to operate more

A) effectively.
B) easily.
C) autonomously.
D) formally.
E) centralized.

Under high differentiation, various organizational units within an organization tend to operate more autonomously, meaning they have the independence to make decisions and manage their operations with less central control. This is because differentiation often involves the division of an organization into specialized units, each focusing on a specific aspect of the organization's operations, which necessitates a certain level of autonomy for efficiency and effectiveness.