Sensemaking Is Driven by Plausibility Rather Than Accuracy

Sensemaking is driven by plausibility rather than accuracy. This concept means that sensemaking

A) creates meaning that accurately reflects what actually happened.
B) creates meaning after the event has occurred, retrospectively.
C) can create meaning that does not accurately reflect what actually happened.
D) creates meaning by people collectively determining how to understand something.

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