Demetrius is an undergraduate student in organizational communication. After much study, he's concluded that although there is a great deal of conflict in most organizations, this conflict is usually productive and leads to enhanced understandings and better decisions, as long as clear leadership exists. Which frame of reference to organizational study is Demetrius adopting?

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Elaine Cordova

Social Studies

16 July, 19:18

Demetrius is an undergraduate student in organizational communication. After much study, he's concluded that although there is a great deal of conflict in most organizations, this conflict is usually productive and leads to enhanced understandings and better decisions, as long as clear leadership exists. Which frame of reference to organizational study is Demetrius adopting?

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Emily Swanson · Answer 1

Pluralist frame of reference.

Explanation:

'Pluralist frame of reference' is demonstrated as the frame that lays emphasis on collective/collaborative approach which asserts that the conflicts could be resolved through establishing compromises between the individuals or classes. This frame lays emphasis on unitarist and collaborative organizational communication.

As per the question, Demetrius' conclusion that 'conflicts may turn productive' reflect the 'pluralist frame of reference' in organizational communication as it teaches the group people to act collaboratively that promotes enhanced understanding, more effective decision-making and clear leadership. Thus, 'pluralist frame of reference' is the correct answer.