Understanding Deference and Deferral

Deference is relinquishing the decision to someone else, while deferral is avoiding making a decision. (correct)

Deference is avoiding making a decision, while deferral is relinquishing the decision to someone else.

Deference is choosing when to implement a decision, while deferral is the timing of implementation.

Deference is setting milestones and gates, while deferral is avoiding discussion and possible conflict.

To please others by saying what they want to hear

To avoid making decisions until it's too late

To ensure you have predetermined decision points and stick to them (correct)

To avoid discussion and possible conflict

Before reaching the point of no return (PNR) (correct)

Before becoming stressed due to weather or terrain

Before becoming fatigued

Before reaching the destination

<p>Decision-making before becoming stressed due to weather or terrain</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>It ensures predetermined decision points and sticking to them</p> Signup and view all the answers