How Does a DSS Typically Differ from an EIS

question 147

Multiple Choice

How does a DSS typically differ from an EIS?

• A) An EIS requires data from external sources to support unstructured decisions, whereas a DSS typically uses internal sources to support semistructured decisions.
• B) DSS typically uses external sources and EIS uses internal sources to support decisions.
• C) A DSS never uses external sources.
• D) EIS always uses internal sources to support structured decisions.

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Definitions:

Memorizing Strategies

Techniques or methods used to aid in the absorption, retention, and recall of information.

Different Groups

Refers to various categorizations of individuals based on criteria such as characteristics, interests, beliefs, or demographics.

Manipulation

The act of skillfully handling, controlling, or using something, often with negative connotations of deception or unfair influence.

Independent Variable

The variable in an experiment that is manipulated or changed by the researcher to investigate its effect on the dependent variable.