The quadrant of deception consists of tasks like:
A) preparation, prevention, and empowerment.
B) crises, pressing problems, and deadline driven projects.
C) trivia, junk mail, and "escape" activities.
D) preparations, values clarification, and phone calls.
E) interruptions, popular activities, and proximate and pressing matters.

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The quadrant of deception consists of tasks that appear to be important but are actually distractions from important and urgent tasks. Interruptions, popular activities, and proximate and pressing matters fall into this category.

The Quadrant of Deception Consists of Tasks Like