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_________ are usually not a manifestation of unique organizational cultures and styles.

Shared visions, values, norms, beliefs, and expectations

Individual traits and attitudes of co-workers

This answer may not seem intuitive, but it's correct. Option A suggests that unique organizational cultures and styles are often reflected in shared visions, values, norms, beliefs, and expectations. Option C suggests that views of authority relationships can also be indicative of unique cultures and styles. Option D suggests that policies, methods, and procedures can also be unique to an organization's culture and style. However, option B points out that individual traits and attitudes of co-workers are not necessarily representative of the overall organizational culture and style, as they may vary among individuals. Therefore, option B is usually not a manifestation of unique organizational cultures and styles.

Views of authority relationships

Policies, methods, and procedures

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