Which of the following statements does NOT accurately describe an aspect of how managers should deal with a crisis?
A) A crisis may be made worse if critical decisions are made with poor or inadequate information and from a limited perspective.
B) Proactive managers try to identify those situations that are likely to be susceptible to a crisis, and then develop basic contingency plans for crisis management.
C) Most managers react to crisis situations by readily involving others in solving the problem.
D) Information and teamwork are especially crucial in solving a crisis situation.
E) The ability to handle a crisis may be the ultimate test of a manager's problem-solving capabilities.

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Most managers may not readily involve others in solving a problem during a crisis, as they might either panic or attempt to handle the situation on their own without seeking broader input. This statement does not accurately describe an ideal approach to crisis management, which emphasizes the importance of involving a team and gathering diverse perspectives.

Which of the Following Statements Does NOT Accurately Describe an Aspect