A Non-Quantitative Approach to Forecasting That Requires Simply the Presence

question 69

Multiple Choice

A non-quantitative approach to forecasting that requires simply the presence of people with some knowledge of the situation to be predicted to propose ideas without first mentally screening them is called

• A) simulations.
• B) the Delphi technique.
• C) brainstorming.
• D) signal monitoring.
• E) scenarios.

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Definitions:

Negative Reinforcement

Withdrawal of an aversive experience, which serves as a rewarding consequence of a behavior. For example, rewarding your dog for sitting on command by removing a restraining muzzle.

TV Privileges

The allowance or permission granted to someone, especially children, to watch television, often used as a reward or incentive.

Compliance

The act of conforming, submitting, or adapting one's behavior to align with the rules, demands, or expectations of others.

Self-Control

The ability to regulate one's emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in the face of temptations and impulses.