When the Consequences of the Decision Are Slight, a Supervisor

question 58

Multiple Choice

When the consequences of the decision are slight, a supervisor should

• A) limit the money spent in identifying and evaluating alternatives.
• B) spend more time on the decision and avoid making any compromises.
• C) strictly follow the rational model of decision making.
• D) seek to include as many alternatives as possible.

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