Analysis and reasoning are essentially the same thing

Which of the following is not a weakness of the uses-and-gratifications theory?

a. It does not provide useful insight into the adoption of new media. b. It cannot easily address the presence or absence of effects. c. It is too oriented toward the micro level. d. Reliance on functional analysis can create an orientation toward the statusquo.

Supervisors tend to give greater latitude to employees whose power needs are similar to theirs than to employees with different power needs.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)