----r1 Fake ofa CB'C Documentary about experts were assigned for our course. Based on that source and its associated lecture material, which of the following statements is most accurate? Select one: a. In complex domains, experts' predictions have not compared well to the actual outcomes of the events they were trying to predict. The experts most likely to be invited on TV are those who are willing to discuss probabilities and contingencies. An expert's confidence is a good indicator of the accuracy of their predictions. * Experts who appear on popular media are generally of very high quality and provide balanced perspectives on important issues. As a manager, Julie often reviews the academic research literature when she's faced with a new management problem. An employee that she is mentoring asks Julie whyr she takes the time to do this. Which of the following responses would Julie most likely give to her mentee? E. "if our problem isn't reported in contexts outside of our organization too, then it probably isn't something that's generalizable enough for us to research.\" ' "We can often define our problem more clearly and precisely if we use the theories and knowledge that already exist in the research literature.\" "Before we can justify conducting any research into this problem, it's important to ensure that the solutions that the research literature suggests are things our stakeholders would consider acceptable.\" "Formal research literature is usually less biased and more valuable than local data from just one organization, so should be assigned more consideration in our decisions."