Which of the following explains the reasons for the inherently uncertain and risky nature of decision making and the making of satisfactory rather than optimum decisions by managers? A. Logical modelB. Administrative modelC. Perspective modelD. Rational model

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Ayanna Buchanan

19 April, 03:37

Which of the following explains the reasons for the inherently uncertain and risky nature of decision making and the making of satisfactory rather than optimum decisions by managers? A. Logical modelB. Administrative modelC. Perspective modelD. Rational model

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Shawn Bishop · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter B

Decision making is a process responsible for choosing the best solution for a problem or opportunity. Depending on the context, the decision-making process is considered difficult and once done, it can lead to positive or negative consequences.

Decision-making is often related to our values and also to part of what we know or what we experience. Always, the human being had to decide, sometimes for complex issues, sometimes simpler. And, depending on the context, give due importance or not to know what action to take.

The administrative model describes how managers actually make decisions in difficult situations, since in most cases when it is made, they are unscheduled, that is, they are uncertain and ambiguous. The Political model that is useful for decision making where information is uncertain.