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Directions for the following 7 (seven) items: Given below are seven items. Each item describes a situation and is followed by four possible response. Indicate the response you find most appropriate. Choose only one response for each item. The responses wi
Q75
2012,
Decision Making Basics
Long Passage Q1,
You are competing with your batch-mate for a prestigious award to be decided based on an oral presentation. Ten minutes are allowed for each presentation. You have been asked by the committee to finish on time. Your friend, however, is allowed more than the stipulated time period. You would.
Option A: *Lodge a complaint to the chairperson against the discrimination.* тЧП Understanding the Situation: You are in a competitive scenario where fairness and equal opportunity are crucial. The committee has imposed a time limit on your presentation but has allowed your batch-mate more time, which is a clear case of discrimination.
тЧП Evaluating the Options:
тЧП Option A: *Lodge a complaint to the chairperson against the discrimination.* This is a constructive approach. By lodging a complaint, you are formally addressing the issue with the authority responsible for the competition. This action seeks to rectify the unfair situation without causing unnecessary disruption or conflict.
тЧП Option B: *Not listen to any justification from the committee.* This option suggests a refusal to engage in dialogue, which is not productive. It does not address the issue constructively and may lead to further misunderstandings.
тЧП Option C: *Ask for withdrawal of your name.* Withdrawing from the competition does not solve the problem of discrimination and may be seen as conceding defeat without attempting to address the unfairness.
тЧП Option D: *Protest and leave the place.* This is a more confrontational approach that may not lead to a resolution. It could also negatively impact your reputation and future opportunities.
тЧП Conclusion: Option A is the most appropriate choice as it involves taking a formal and reasonable step to address the discrimination, ensuring that the competition remains fair and just for all participants.