In which of the following stages do managers go through a learning process in which they become attentive of behaviors that make them clumsy in their interactions with members of diverse groups?

conscious competence

controlled incompetence

unconscious competence

unconscious incompetence

conscious incompetence

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Journey Foster

Social Studies

30 July, 06:17

In which of the following stages do managers go through a learning process in which they become attentive of behaviors that make them clumsy in their interactions with members of diverse groups?

conscious competence

controlled incompetence

unconscious competence

unconscious incompetence

conscious incompetence

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Cash Ballard · Answer 1

Answer: Conscious incompetence

Explanation:

Under conscious incompetence an individual does not tend to know or understand how to perform a task, they also tend to recognize the deficit, with it the value of a new skill which is generated while addressing the deficit. Making mistakes can be referred to as an integral or vital part of the learning process at such levels.