Framing Decisions Narrowly

question 181

Multiple Choice

Framing decisions narrowly

• A)greatly increases the risk of making a poor choice.
• B)greatly increases your chances of making a good choice.
• C)helps individuals think more critically and analytically.
• D)prevents intuitive thinking.

Grasp the concepts of customer service in supply chain management, including time, dependability, communication, and convenience.

Distinguish between different supply chain management and marketing channel strategies.

Describe the process and importance of reverse logistics in supply chain sustainability.

Understand the components that constitute total logistics cost.

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Definitions:

Reinforcement Strategy

Techniques used to guide behavior by reinforcing desired actions and discouraging undesired ones through rewards or penalties.

Operant Conditioning

A method of instruction where the potency of a conduct is adjusted by means of incentives or disciplinary measures.

Negative Reinforcement

A behavioral strategy in which the removal of an undesirable or negative outcome follows a desired behavior, thereby increasing the likelihood of that behavior being repeated.

Job Rotation

Job rotation is a human resource management strategy where employees are moved between different jobs or tasks to gain a variety of skills and experiences and to prevent job fatigue and dissatisfaction.