Marcus has a long list of things which need to be done today. He writes a memo to give the list to his employees. Instead of listing the tasks randomly, he rearranges the list to begin with the most important to the least important task. This is an example of which of the following? a. Priority sequence

b. Numerical sequence

c. Deductive sequence

d. Event sequence

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Savanah

18 December, 07:52

Marcus has a long list of things which need to be done today. He writes a memo to give the list to his employees. Instead of listing the tasks randomly, he rearranges the list to begin with the most important to the least important task. This is an example of which of the following? a. Priority sequence

b. Numerical sequence

c. Deductive sequence

d. Event sequence

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Marina Wheeler · Answer 1

a. Priority sequence

Explanation:

Priority sequencing has to do with deciding what thing or task is considered more important than another. As a result, Marcus' list does not include the things to be done today without conscious decision - he makes use if a list with an order of importance. In fact, he has made up his mind and written down first the tasks he regards as more significant - actually, the most significant first - and then he moved on to the ones which he believes are not as crucial, and he finished with the ones that he finds the least essential.