Making Judgments or Decisions That Come to Mind on Their

question 64

Multiple Choice

Making judgments or decisions that come to mind on their own, without explicit awareness of the evoking cues and without explicit evaluation of the validity of those cues, is called:

• A) Satisficing
• B) Rationalizing
• C) Intuition
• D) Explicit knowledge
• E) Evidence-based decision making

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Definitions:

Human Side

The aspects of work or situations that pertain to the emotional, psychological, and social needs of individuals.

Cyber Loafing

The act of using the internet for non-work related activities during work hours, which can decrease productivity.

High Morale

The feeling of enthusiasm and persistence among a group or an individual, often in a work, military, or team setting.

Organizational Commitment

The degree to which employees believe in and accept organizational goals and desire to remain with the organization.