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Froggy Jumps MGMT-201 Section 1 Tutorial 5Online version Chapter 6 Decsion Making by Sahar Ahmed 1 Which of the following is NOT a step in the eight-step decision-making process? a Identifying the problem b Establishing a budget c Evaluating the decision's effectiveness 2 According to the concept of bounded rationality, a manager will tend to: a Satisfice, choosing the first alternative that satisfactorily solves the problem b Select the alternative that maximizes outcomes in the organization's interests c Seek out and evaluate all possible alternatives before choosing. 3 What is a problem defined as in the context of decision making? a A situation where the manager has sufficient resources. b An undesirable outcome of a previous decision. c A discrepancy between an existing and desired state of affairs. 4 A manager who exhibits an anchoring effect bias is most likely to a Fixate on initial information and ignore subsequent information b Ignore all immediate costs. c . Create unfounded meaning out of random events. 5 What is the final step in the eight-step decision-making process? a Selection of an alternative b Development of alternatives c Evaluation of the Decision’s Effectiveness 6 The first step in the decision-making process is the identification of decision criteria a true b false c 7 Under the assumption of rationality, decision makers are expected to select the alternative that maximizes outcomes for the organization a true b false c 8 Decision criteria are considered to be of equal importance, so no weights need to be assigned to them. a true b false c

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MGMT-201 Section 1 Tutorial 5Online version

Chapter 6 Decsion Making

by Sahar Ahmed

Which of the following is NOT a step in the eight-step decision-making process?

Identifying the problem

Establishing a budget

Evaluating the decision's effectiveness

According to the concept of bounded rationality, a manager will tend to:

Satisfice, choosing the first alternative that satisfactorily solves the problem

Select the alternative that maximizes outcomes in the organization's interests

Seek out and evaluate all possible alternatives before choosing.

What is a problem defined as in the context of decision making?

A situation where the manager has sufficient resources.

An undesirable outcome of a previous decision.

A discrepancy between an existing and desired state of affairs.

A manager who exhibits an anchoring effect bias is most likely to

Fixate on initial information and ignore subsequent information

Ignore all immediate costs.

. Create unfounded meaning out of random events.

What is the final step in the eight-step decision-making process?

Selection of an alternative

Development of alternatives

Evaluation of the Decision’s Effectiveness

The first step in the decision-making process is the identification of decision criteria

true

false

Under the assumption of rationality, decision makers are expected to select the alternative that maximizes outcomes for the organization

true

false

Decision criteria are considered to be of equal importance, so no weights need to be assigned to them.

true

false

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MGMT-201 Section 1 Tutorial 5Online version

by Sahar Ahmed

Which of the following is NOT a step in the eight-step decision-making process?

According to the concept of bounded rationality, a manager will tend to:

What is a problem defined as in the context of decision making?

A manager who exhibits an anchoring effect bias is most likely to

What is the final step in the eight-step decision-making process?

The first step in the decision-making process is the identification of decision criteria

Under the assumption of rationality, decision makers are expected to select the alternative that maximizes outcomes for the organization

Decision criteria are considered to be of equal importance, so no weights need to be assigned to them.

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