A Situation in Which the Number of Suitable Alternatives Are

question 108

Multiple Choice

A situation in which the number of suitable alternatives are greater than what a manager can evaluate is called _____.

• A) prior-hypothesis
• B) bounded rationality
• C) productive blocking
• D) illusion of control
• E) satisficing ambiguity

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Definitions:

Defective

Referring to a product or item that is faulty, broken, or does not meet the standards or specifications promised.

Breach of Contract

Happens when a party does not meet their contractual responsibilities.

Negligent Driving

The act of operating a vehicle in a careless manner that deviates from the care expected to be shown by a reasonably prudent driver in similar circumstances.

Age

The length of time that a person or thing has existed.