Which Three Factors Are Most Characteristic of the Upper Paleolithic

question 84

Multiple Choice

Which three factors are most characteristic of the upper Paleolithic period?

• A) specific regional adaptations;better hunting,fishing,and gathering techniques;complex tools
• B) specific regional adaptations;better hunting,fishing,and gathering techniques;higher reliance on physical adaptation
• C) an enhanced sense of smell;better hunting,fishing,and gathering techniques;complex tools
• D) the first smelting of bronze tools;better hunting,fishing,and gathering techniques;higher reliance on physical adaptation

Understand the implications of information overload on decision quality.

Identify different biases that can affect decision-making processes.

Describe the rational decision-making model and the significance of assistance at various stages.

Understand escalation of commitment, its causes, and effects.

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Definitions:

Individual Control

The extent to which a person feels they have autonomy or influence over their own behavior and decisions.

Task Maturity

Having the skill set necessary to complete a job, as well as the ability to set and meet realistic goals and the ability to take on responsibility for the task.

Seniority

The concept of giving priority to individuals based on their length of service or time spent in a position or organization.

Overloading

The situation wherein a system or individual is given more work or responsibility than they can manage.