15. A likely outcome of increased self-knowledge is:

A. Greater understanding of your intentions by those you lead.

B. Vulnerability to self-doubt.

C. Greater dependence on external sources of power.

D. Ability to compensate for your weaknesses.

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Nicholas Steele

11 May, 14:24

15. A likely outcome of increased self-knowledge is:

A. Greater understanding of your intentions by those you lead.

B. Vulnerability to self-doubt.

C. Greater dependence on external sources of power.

D. Ability to compensate for your weaknesses.

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Tommy Jensen · Answer 1

The answer is D, ability to compensate your weaknesses

Explanation:

There is a saying that "ignorance is the excuse for a stupid act" however, if you have attained a position of self knowledge, you can always find a way to exonerate yourself from any form of indictment.

Self knowledge leads to self awareness of one's self and personality. That way, you are able to compensate other forms of weaknesses displayed.

15. A likely outcome of increased self-knowledge is:A. Greater understanding of your intentions by those you lead.B. Vulnerability to self-doubt.C. Greater dependence on external sources of power.D. Ability to compensate for your weaknesses.

15. A likely outcome of increased self-knowledge is:

A. Greater understanding of your intentions by those you lead.

B. Vulnerability to self-doubt.

C. Greater dependence on external sources of power.

D. Ability to compensate for your weaknesses.