The Rational Choice Paradigm of Decision Making Does NOT Assume

question 40

Multiple Choice

The rational choice paradigm of decision making does NOT assume that:

• A) organizational goals are clear and agreed upon.
• B) the outcomes of all alternatives are known.
• C) all alternatives should be considered.
• D) information is freely available.
• E) decision makers tend to choose the first alternative exceeding the minimum standard.

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Definitions:

Collective Action

A collaborative effort by a group of individuals or organizations aimed at achieving a common goal.

Status Quo

Refers to the existing state of affairs or the current condition or situation.

Group Goals

Objectives or outcomes that a collective aims to achieve through coordinated effort and collaboration.

Group Diversity

The presence of varied cultural, social, demographic, or cognitive backgrounds within a team or organization, contributing to a range of perspectives.