When an internal attribution is made and the problem is determined to be a lack of subordinate responsibility, the manager is MOST likely to respond by ________.
A) removing obstacles
B) reducing inherent difficulties
C) assigning the subordinate an easier job
D) giving a warning

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When a manager attributes a problem to a lack of subordinate responsibility, they are likely to respond with a warning to address the perceived issue of accountability.

When an Internal Attribution Is Made and the Problem Is