It is extremely important to make the right decision in this case. A bad exhibit can lose money for the aquarium, which is already operating on a tight budget. New exhibits require effort from everyone in the aquarium, so it is important that they all believe in the project. Although you are a very experienced researcher, you have been at this aquarium for just a short while, and you have not managed an exhibit of this size before. You know you will need input from everyone on the team to make this work. There are many ways of setting up new exhibits, and no single way is best. You are hoping for some new, fresh, creative ideas from the group. You are still getting to mhow the others on your team, and you suspect they won't be happy if you go off and make decisions on your own without including them. Fortunately, everyone on your team shares a common goal: to provide an educational and entertaining experience for aquarium visitors. You have heard rumors of disagreements between the aquariasts and the educators. Some of the aquariasts are annoyed, because they feel that: the fish are disturbed when the educators enter the fish tanks in scuba gear. This is an experienced team, and each employee has information that will help in making your final decision. \begin{tabular}{|lccc|} \hline & Low(No) & High(Yes) & Not Used \\ \hline QR Quality Requirement & & \\ \hline CR Commitment Requirement & & & \\ \hline LI Leader's Information & & & \\ \hline PS Problem Structure & & & \\ \hline CP Commitment Probability & & & \\ \hline GC Goal Congruence & & & \\ \hline CO Subordinate Conflict & & \\ \hline SI Subordinate Information & & \\ \hline \end{tabular}