In a Decision-Making Process, Being Able to Generate Alternatives That

question 49

Multiple Choice

In a decision-making process, being able to generate alternatives that are innovative or different from what has been used before is called

• A) brainstorming.
• B) recency syndrome.
• C) creativity.
• D) bounded rationality.

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