A) bounded rationality
B) affective conflict
C) garbage can model
D) individual dominance
E) groupthink
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A) groupthink
B) incremental
C) coalition
D) garbage can
E) framing effects
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A) decisions about diversification into new products and markets
B) decisions with uncertainty regarding cause-and-effect relationships
C) decisions about reorganization of state government agencies
D) decisions regarding periodic reorders of inventory
E) decisions involving the purchase of experimental equipment
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A) select an alternative.
B) evaluate the decision.
C) challenge the status quo.
D) generate alternatives.
E) identify the problem.
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A) clear-cut procedures
B) routine situations
C) low risk
D) automatic solutions
E) lack of structure
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A) individual dominance.
B) goal displacement.
C) brainstorming.
D) groupthink.
E) maximizing.
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A) positive way of making good decisions.
B) mistake that leads to suboptimal decisions.
C) example of vigilance against groupthink.
D) example of goal displacement.
E) form of social loafing.
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A) accepting that office politics are part of life and trying to work within this atmosphere as best she can
B) establishing team goals in order to make the decision-making process collaborative rather than competitive
C) identifying the people most responsible for the situation and either reprimanding them or firing them
D) reassigning people to different projects so that those who do not get along are forced to work together toward a goal
E) meeting with each member of her staff individually to discuss their issues,then deciding how best to handle it
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A) decisions with certainty regarding cause-and-effect relationship
B) decisions concerning diversification into new products and markets
C) decisions regarding rules and definite procedures
D) decisions concerning a merit system for promotion of state employees
E) decisions that depend on numerical computations
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A) the garbage can model.
B) satisficing.
C) optimizing.
D) the coalition model.
E) bounded rationality.
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A) communication actions
B) operational goals
C) SWOT analysis
D) BCG matrix
E) domain selection
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A) goal displacement.
B) affective conflict.
C) cognitive conflict.
D) bounded rationality.
E) framing effect.
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A) valuing long-term benefits and costs more heavily than short-term benefits and costs.
B) overestimating the long-term effects of the decision.
C) underestimating the short-term effects of the decision.
D) valuing short-term benefits and costs more heavily than longer-term benefits and costs.
E) making quick decisions with whatever information is at hand.
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A) social loafing.
B) discounting the future.
C) goal displacement.
D) the illusion of control.
E) the garbage can model.
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A) discourage cognitive conflict.
B) encourage groupthink.
C) help the group satisfice.
D) ask for members' opinions.
E) dominate the discussion.
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A) vigilant
B) programmed
C) nonprogrammed
D) cognitive
E) non-vigilant
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