What Is the Difference Between a Well-Defined and an Ill-Defined

question 121

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a well-defined and an ill-defined problem?

• A) In a well-defined problem, the process to achieve the goal is immediately apparent.
• B) In an ill-defined problem, the start state, goal state, or process to achieve the goal is unclear.
• C) In an ill-defined problem, the goal state cannot be determined.
• D) Only well-defined problems have a start state and a goal state.

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Definitions:

External Control

Influence or regulation by external factors or entities over an organization's or individual's actions and decisions.

Internal Control

Mechanisms, rules, and procedures implemented by a company to ensure the integrity of financial and accounting information, promote accountability, and prevent fraud.

Normative Control

A management approach that seeks to regulate employees' behavior and decisions through the establishment of organizational norms and values.