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A) choice from among available alternatives.
B) prejudicial treatment of others.
C) belief held by like-minded people.
D) evaluation of evidences.
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A) it is not possible to be decisive.
B) a group has to arrive at the decision.
C) the decision needs to be made quickly in a crisis.
D) it is not possible to use stereotypes.
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A) bounded rationality
B) subjective rationality
C) stereotyping
D) simplicity
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A) brainstorming.
B) creativity.
C) participation.
D) groupthink.
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A) It is the act of choosing an alternative that meets the minimum standards of acceptability.
B) It is the main cause of the recency syndrome.
C) It occurs when we rely on intuition instead of data.
D) It is our tendency to find the simplest possible solution to a problem.
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A) results in bounded rationality.
B) oversimplifies the situation.
C) eliminates groupthink.
D) values individual differences.
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A) it creates an illusion of invulnerability in the group.
B) it stimulates groupthink, which enhances the quality of ideas.
C) it is the only way to avoid the problems related to stereotyping.
D) it utilizes the variety of opinions and expertise available.
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A) takes corrective action.
B) identifies the problem.
C) receives feedback.
D) evaluates alternatives.
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A) Identifying the problem
B) Gathering and organizing facts
C) Getting feedback and taking corrective action
D) Identifying the alternative solutions
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A) is the last step.
B) should be as objective as possible.
C) can only be done with the help of a decision tree.
D) is the only step that requires subjective rationality.
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A) members will fall victim to groupthink.
B) will suffer from the recency syndrome.
C) members will be offended.
D) will be more likely to use self-censorship.
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A) Group decision-making processes always look at problems from a narrow perspective.
B) Group decision-making processes disallow people to draw on their own experiences when generating and evaluating ideas.
C) People who come up with a solution are more likely to support the implementation of the solution only when their contributions are rewarded.
D) There is always a risk of the group reaching an inferior decision by letting a subgroup dominate the process.
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A) select an alternative that they have tried before and that has delivered acceptable results.
B) consider alternatives only until one is found that meets their minimum criteria for acceptability.
C) favor solutions that they believe they can justify to others.
D) remember events that have occurred recently than those that took place sometime in the past.
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A) Ethnocentrism
B) Narcissism
C) Stereotype
D) Nepotism
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A) accurately identified the source of his problem.
B) applied bounded rationality to evaluate his alternatives.
C) made the mistake of choosing and implementing the best alternative without getting feedback first.
D) not identified alternative solutions.
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A) It occurs when a decision maker tends to select an alternative that he or she has tried before and that has delivered acceptable results.
B) It occurs when a decision maker settles for an alternative that he or she considers good enough because other limitations make finding the best alternative impossible.
C) It occurs when a decision maker relies on his or her intuition and gut instincts while analyzing alternatives instead of collecting impartial data.
D) It occurs when a decision maker assumes that everyone around sees things the way he or she does.
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