37. Compared to individualist decision making in the West, communitarian decision making is most accurately described as: A. faster paced as teams and entire organizations rally together to make decisions quite quickly; B. more confusing and subject to far more public conflict than the individualist business partners; C. a process that takes much longer and involves tedious and sustained efforts to win over everyone to achieve consensus; D. it is better than the individualist approach because it involves all members of an organization; E. confusing, and an old, outdated approach to companywide decision making