Nonprogrammed Decisions

question 68

Multiple Choice

Nonprogrammed decisions:

• A) arise in recurring or routine situations.
• B) should be used with decision rules or organizational policies and procedures.
• C) arise in nonrecurring and nonroutine situations.
• D) involve certainty.

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Definitions:

Learning Behavior

The process through which individuals acquire new information or skills through experience, instruction, or study.

John B. Watson

An American psychologist who established the psychological school of behaviorism, advocating for the study of observable behavior.

Specific Behaviors

Refers to distinct actions or reactions of an individual in various situations, often observed in psychological studies to understand patterns or disorders.

Behaviorism

A theoretical perspective in psychology that focuses on observable behaviors, emphasizing the role of environmental stimuli in influencing responses.