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:

Cardinal Principle

A basic principle or rule that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior.

Counting

The action of determining the total number of objects in a collection.

Gelman

Refers to the research and contributions of Rochel Gelman, especially regarding cognitive development in children, including concepts of counting and mathematics.

Abstraction

Abstraction in psychology and cognitive science refers to the process of extracting the underlying essence or general patterns from specific examples or experiences.