[单项选择]Educational Background of Successful Managers Psychologist Douglas Bray and Ann Howard have for more than 25 years been studying college graduates in entry-level management rank for AT&T. Here are some of their findings. Master’s degree can be (19) Howard says of Master’s degree holders, "They bring us greater (20) and interpersonal skills and more motivation for (21) and money, but they are not any smarter." This applied equally to (22) of an MA, MS, and MBA. There are key (23) between technical and non-technical majors. Business majors led the pack in organizing, planning, and decision-making skills (24) and social science graduates also (25) high. Math, science, and engineering majors scored much, lower in these skills. Technical majors did have (26) general mental ability, but they were not as (27) or as good at interpersonal skills. As you might expect, social science majors were q A. high B. tow C. lower D. higher
