Which type of decision do you make most frequently during a typical day?
A) Naturalistic
B) Rational
C) Programmed
D) Non-programmed
Question 2
How is prototyping helpful for making decisions?
A) By looking for context and that can more fully inform your decision making
B) By going with what your mind automatically jumped to, prototypes speed up decision making
C) By categorizing the situation you can draw on similar experiences in the past to more accurately predict the consequences of your decision choices
D) All of the above
Question 3
Which of the following is a non-programmed decision?
A) Deciding who to hire
B) Determining budgets
C) Dealing with changing customer demands
D) Production demands
Question 4
Problem solving is meant to improve a situation, but errors can thwart success and possibly make it worse. Identify five errors, describe their impact and what you can do to avoid them.
What will be an ideal response?
Question 5
Sensemaking differs from rational decision making because ________.
A) Sensemaking examines past experiences to make decisions
B) Sensemaking justifies your reason for action before you do it
C) Sensemaking provides meaning to your action after you have taken it
D) Sensemaking doesn't have identifiable steps
Question 6
To their dismay, company leaders have sometimes found that establishing terminal values of saving as much money as possible created too much ________.
A) focus on higher quality
B) spending on development
C) attention on financial issues
D) alienation amongst employees
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