The Process in Which Opposing Facts Are Weighed and Compared

question 121

Multiple Choice

The process in which opposing facts are weighed and compared to determine the best solution is called:

• A) contextual intelligence.
• B) factor analysis.
• C) dialectical reasoning.
• D) justification of effort.

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Definitions:

Decision-making Model

Structured approaches that individuals or groups follow to analyze situations and select among alternative courses of action.

Identify And Weigh

The process of recognizing various factors or options in a decision-making scenario and assessing their importance or impact to inform a choice.

Decision Criteria

The standards or benchmarks that guide the selection of alternatives in the process of making a decision.

Programmed Decisions

Decisions that are made in routine, structured situations by following established policies or rules.