The Difference Between Programmed and Nonprogrammed Decisions Is

question 67

Multiple Choice

The difference between programmed and nonprogrammed decisions is:

• A)programmed decisions are often unpredictable,while nonprogrammed decisions can easily be predicted.
• B)nonprogrammed decision are usually more detrimental to the company.
• C)programmed decisions are usually predictable,while nonprogrammed decisions are unique.
• D)none of the answers are correct.

Recognize key figures and their contributions to the field of psychological testing and assessment.

Identify the relationships between wars, societal needs, and the evolution of psychological testing.

Understand the concepts and applications of various types of psychological tests.

Recognize unethical and biased practices in the history of psychological testing.

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