When an OD practitioner identifies and deals only with the immediate,short-term problems,missing important but less-visible problems,this is called _____.
A)the over-diagnosis
B)the crisis diagnosis
C)the threatening and overwhelming diagnosis
D)the practitioner's favorite diagnosis
E)none of the above

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The term used to describe the situation when an OD practitioner identifies and deals only with the immediate, short-term problems, missing important but less-visible problems, is called the crisis diagnosis. This approach can lead to overlooking underlying issues that require attention and can lead to a cycle of recurring problems.

When an OD Practitioner Identifies and Deals Only with the Immediate,short-Term