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3 years ago
9

Policies restricting workplace romance, tattoos and body art, and public disclosure of corporate information are examples of ___

__ control. social feedback concurrent feedforward clan
Social Studies
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melomori [17]3 years ago
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<span>Policies restricting workplace romance, tattoos and body art, and public disclosure of corporate information are examples of: Feedforward Control
feedforward control is a form of control which source is from external environment and happen as a form of command from the external operator</span>
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