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mcmcdaniel · **on:** Aug 21, 2018

When identifying alternatives that are available in the decision making process it is important to remember that:
a. a manager's own knowledge and experience are the best sources for alternatives.
b. problems will be considered solvable when the manager's choices are limited.
c. an attempt should be made to only determine what the alternatives are.
d. an attempt should be made to evaluate the alternatives.

Question 2

Quantifying the decision making process:
a. is carried out on an intellectual level.
b. makes it possible for others to see how the decision evolved.
c. is helpful when dealing with less complex decisions.
d. may lead to less objective decision making.