According to Weick, if an organization has few rules to deal with equivocality, a greater number of cycles will be needed.

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Weick suggests that in situations of high equivocality, where there is uncertainty or ambiguity in information, organizations with fewer predetermined rules or procedures will need to engage in more cycles of sensemaking to understand and address the situation effectively.

According to Weick, If an Organization Has Few Rules to Deal