Which of the following statements supports the view put forward by the defenders of the criticism of Positive Organizational Scholarship (POS)?
a. They argue that the task of POS is to assume that there are no universally positive virtues.
b. They argue that their perspective replaces the perspective of those who only deal with the question of what's wrong in organizations.
c. They argue that POS should not be presented as "concerned with understanding the integration of positive and negative conditions."
d. They argue that their perspective complements and widens beyond that of those who ask the question of what's wrong in organizations.