A) Group decision making is appropriate for all situations and always results in the implementation of perfect solutions.
B) Group members can contribute more ideas for alternatives than an individual could think of alone.
C) Group members engage in groupthink which improves the quality of decisions made.
D) Group decision making is always faster than individual decision making as it eliminates the possibility of application of bounded rationality.
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A) It is always a conscious process.
B) It only happens when bounded rationality is applied.
C) The recency syndrome triggers creative thinking.
D) Short breaks can help increase creative thinking.
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A) simplicity.
B) recency syndrome.
C) personal perspective.
D) stereotyping.
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A) Makes quick decisions and is not affected by feedback on how the solution is working
B) Does not bother too much with clearing his or her desk of routine matters
C) Promptly refers matters to the proper people
D) Delegates complete responsibility for getting the facts needed to solve a problem
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A) employ authoritarian decision making.
B) assess employees' intellectual skills.
C) establish and maintain a creative work climate.
D) encourage employees to engage in groupthink.
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A) takes corrective action.
B) identifies the problem.
C) receives feedback.
D) evaluates alternatives.
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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) self-fulfilling prophecy.
B) recency syndrome.
C) subjective rationality.
D) halo effect.
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A) It can only be eliminated with the use of the recency syndrome.
B) It can only be eliminated by assuming that everyone is alike.
C) It seldom interferes with rational decision making.
D) It ignores the strengths and values people receive from their culture.
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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 can only be used to make decisions in situations that do not involve risk.
B) It states that groupthink will always result as a product of brainstorming.
C) It requires knowledge of the expected values of each alternative when making a decision.
D) It cannot be applied to real life situations without the use of computer software.
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A) involves choosing an alternative that meets minimum standards of acceptability.
B) limits a decision maker's understanding of the people involved.
C) eliminates a decision maker's ability to brainstorm.
D) eliminates groupthink.
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A) ask their opinions about the ideas discussed.
B) ask them to play the role of mindguards and urge other group members to go along with the group.
C) criticize them for being quiet.
D) ask them to play the role of devil's advocate and defend the group's position against any objections.
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A) Ethnocentrism
B) Narcissism
C) Stereotype
D) Nepotism
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A) discuss the problem before reaching and announcing the decision.
B) inform the manager about every minor decision being made each day.
C) quickly select the course of action that seems best.
D) agree to discuss the decision as soon as possible after it is made.
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A) ignore the strengths and values people receive from their culture.
B) distort the truth that people offer a rich variety of individual strengths and viewpoints.
C) talk about one's own stereotypes about people and situations.
D) not assume that everyone is alike.
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A) selecting an alternative that they have tried before.
B) relying on their intuition and gut instincts instead of collecting impartial data.
C) favoring solutions that they believe they can justify to others.
D) assuming that everyone sees things the way they do.
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A) Choosing an alternative solution
B) Seeing if the alternative solves the problem
C) Implementing the solution
D) Gathering and organizing facts
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