Question

Seline runs a small company that sells medical software. She has devised a process by which her company is able to develop new versions of the software relatively quickly and with almost no bugs. However, Seline believes that the success of this process hinges on her company's unique makeup and the type of product it produces; she does not believe that most software companies could use her process to any great effect. Seline's views embody which type of perspective?

Answer 1

Answer: Situational perspective

Step-by-step explanation:

When an individual refers to a situation or circumstance from situational perspective, they tend to believe that having a strong attachment to rules and principle is generally problematic without actually analyzing the context of the circumstance. By concentrating on such perspective, communicators usually tend to first evaluate and then make judgments and decision that are mostly based on situation instead of adhering to the principles.