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Programmed Decision-Making
A method of decision-making using established procedures or rules for routine or repetitive problems requiring predictable solutions.
Alternative Solutions
Different methods or approaches to solving a problem or addressing a situation, offering multiple options for consideration.
Ethical Implications
Ethical implications refer to the moral consequences or considerations of actions, decisions, or policies, focusing on what is right, wrong, or in the best interest of society and individuals.
Nonprogrammed Decision
Decisions made in response to situations that are unique, poorly defined, and largely unstructured, requiring a custom-tailored solution.
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