A rich businessman runs a prosperous company. He is disappointed in his two children, violet and Hazen, because he believes that neither of them presents the potential of having the ability to take control of his company. He thinks that both of his children lack common sense. This belief formulates from the opinion that_______.
Even a person who is not brilliant can control a company if she or he has been able to obtain an MBA.
In order to run a company, a person needs common sense.
A committee with an average of three trained personnel could assist either Violet or Hazen in controlling the company
Violet and Hazen are ignorant to the experience of controlling the company.
