Middle managers tend to be most involved in three basic activities:
A) planning and allocating resources, coordinating interdependent work groups, and managing group performance.
B) managing independent performance, coordinating within a work group, and managing the group's performance.
C) analyzing complex situations, setting strategic direction, and analyzing the external environment.
D) providing a vision, coordinating interdependent work groups, and motivating the same work groups.
E) instructing subordinates, managing independent performance, evaluating independent performance.

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Middle managers are primarily involved in planning and allocating resources, coordinating interdependent work groups, and managing group performance. These activities are essential for ensuring that different parts of the organization work together effectively and that resources are used efficiently.

Middle Managers Tend to Be Most Involved in Three Basic