The Classical Model of Decision Making Assumes That

question 71

Multiple Choice

The classical model of decision making assumes that:

• A) the number of alternatives a manager must identify is so great that it is difficult for the manager to even come close to evaluating it all before making a decision.
• B) managers have little information to use in making a decision.
• C) managers have access to all the information they need to make the optimum decision.
• D) managers have neither the time nor the money to search for all possible alternative solutions and evaluate all the potential consequences of those alternatives.
• E) managers search for and choose acceptable,or satisfactory,ways to respond to problems and opportunities rather than trying to make the optimal decision.

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Definitions:

Categorical Imperative

is a concept within Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy stating that certain actions are unconditionally required or forbidden, regardless of their outcomes.

Morally Permissible

An action or choice that is deemed acceptable or right according to moral principles or standards.

Capable of Rational Behavior

Refers to the ability of an individual to make reasoned decisions based on logic and reasoning.

Emotional

Relating to one's feelings or emotions, often implicating the capacity to experience and respond to feelings both internally and in interaction with others.