Sensemaking Differs from Rational Decision Making Because ________

question 13

Multiple Choice

Sensemaking differs from rational decision making because ________.

• A) Sensemaking examines past experiences to make decisions
• B) Sensemaking justifies your reason for action before you do it
• C) Sensemaking provides meaning to your action after you have taken it
• D) Sensemaking doesn't have identifiable steps

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Definitions:

Goals Motivate

The concept that setting and striving for objectives can drive individuals or teams to improve their performance and achieve success.

Goal-Setting Theory

A psychological theory that suggests setting specific and challenging goals enhances motivation and performance.

Clear, Well-Defined Goals

Specific, articulate objectives that are straightforward to understand and aim to achieve.

Goal Commitment

The determination and dedication an individual shows towards achieving their set objectives.