The agreement among managers about the nature of a problem or opportunity and about which goals and outcomes to pursue is referred to as:
A) organizational decision making.
B) problemistic search.
C) organized anarchy.
D) problem consensus.

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The term used to describe the agreement among managers about a problem or opportunity and which goals to pursue is problem consensus. Organizational decision making refers to the process of making decisions in an organization. Problemistic search is a process of searching for solutions to problems, and organized anarchy refers to a situation where there is no clear structure or direction in decision making.

The Agreement Among Managers About the Nature of a Problem