Managers Can Increase Their Ability to Make Nonprogrammed Decisions That

question 17

Multiple Choice

Managers can increase their ability to make nonprogrammed decisions that will allow them to adapt to, modify, and even drastically alter their task environments so that they can continually increase organizational performance through organizational

• A)learning.
• B)satisficing.
• C)group thinking.
• D)diversity.

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Definitions:

Moral Arguments

Reasoning that is based on ethical considerations, often discussing what is right and wrong, good and bad.

Descriptive Premises

Statements in an argument that provide factual information or describe the way things are, without making an argument for how things ought to be.

Moral Outrage

Indignation in the presence of an injustice or violation of moral decency.

Imagining Feelings

The process of mentally simulating the emotions or feelings that another person might be experiencing.