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james0929

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The sequence of steps in the rational model of decision-making is __________.
 
  A) clarify goals, order goals by importance, list alternatives to achieve goals, investigate consequences of alternatives, and choose the course of action
  B) order goals by importance, list alternatives to achieve goals, clarify goals, investigate consequences of alternatives, and choose the course of action
  C) list alternatives to achieve goals, order goals by importance, investigate consequences of alternatives, clarify goals, and choose the course of action
  D) clarify goals, list alternatives to achieve goals, investigate consequences of alternatives, order goals by importance, and choose the course of action

Question 2

The __________ model of decision-making relies on standard operating procedures.
 
  A) rational
  B) organizational-process
  C) risk aversion
  D) individual



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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