MNGT 3100 Joseph Fetsch Exam 3 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions And Correct
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Terms in this set (100)
Mundane decisions that usually do not take much time programmed
and are fairly straightforward are __ decisions.
Those that are unique and important which require non-programmed
conscious thinking, information gathering, and careful
consideration of alternatives are called ______ decisions.
True or false: True
It is very important for managers to make good decisions
because they are responsible for allocating their
organization's scarce resources.
The rational decision making model should be used when information on alternatives can be gathered and quantified
__________.
Stopping at the very first option that meets your satisficing
minimally-acceptable criteria, even though other options
yet to be considered may be better, is known as__ _.
______ occurs when individuals overestimate their ability Overconfidence bias
to predict future events.
A group pressure phenomenon that increases the risk of groupthink
the group making flawed decisions by allowing
reductions in mental efficiency, reality testing, and moral
judgment is called ____ _.
, ______ is a way to imagine what might go wrong and A premortem
avoid it before implementing the decision or having to
make adjustments during implementation.
A tool that supports programmed decisions, __________ a decision tree
guides the decision maker to the correct choice and
ensure consistency of decision making.
____ are unique and important decisions that require Nonprogrammed decisions
conscious thinking, information gathering, and careful
consideration of alternatives
The availability of too much information and too many analysis paralysis
choices can lead to ______ , where more and more time is
spent on gathering information and thinking about it, but
no decisions actually get made.
In the bounded rationality model of decision making, intentionally limit their options to a manageable set and choose the best
individuals __ _. alternative without conducting an exhaustive search for alternatives
the first and most important step in innovation is ___ _. creativity
True or False: False
Escalation of commitment bias describes when
information that is more readily available is seen as more
likely to occur.
____ is a group process of generating ideas that follows a Brainstorming
set of guidelines, which includes no criticism of ideas and
building on others' ideas.
______ is the study of meaning in communication that Semantics
notes words, phrases, or images can mean different
things to different individuals.
Under the process model of communication, the sender's encoding
action to translate the idea to be communicated into
words/symbols is called _____ _.
Under the process model of communication, the receiver decodes
______ a message by assigning meaning to the
words/signs.
______ happens when communication is hampered Emotional disconnect
because either the sender or the receiver is upset,
whether about the subject at hand or about some
unrelated incident.
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Terms in this set (100)
Mundane decisions that usually do not take much time programmed
and are fairly straightforward are __ decisions.
Those that are unique and important which require non-programmed
conscious thinking, information gathering, and careful
consideration of alternatives are called ______ decisions.
True or false: True
It is very important for managers to make good decisions
because they are responsible for allocating their
organization's scarce resources.
The rational decision making model should be used when information on alternatives can be gathered and quantified
__________.
Stopping at the very first option that meets your satisficing
minimally-acceptable criteria, even though other options
yet to be considered may be better, is known as__ _.
______ occurs when individuals overestimate their ability Overconfidence bias
to predict future events.
A group pressure phenomenon that increases the risk of groupthink
the group making flawed decisions by allowing
reductions in mental efficiency, reality testing, and moral
judgment is called ____ _.
, ______ is a way to imagine what might go wrong and A premortem
avoid it before implementing the decision or having to
make adjustments during implementation.
A tool that supports programmed decisions, __________ a decision tree
guides the decision maker to the correct choice and
ensure consistency of decision making.
____ are unique and important decisions that require Nonprogrammed decisions
conscious thinking, information gathering, and careful
consideration of alternatives
The availability of too much information and too many analysis paralysis
choices can lead to ______ , where more and more time is
spent on gathering information and thinking about it, but
no decisions actually get made.
In the bounded rationality model of decision making, intentionally limit their options to a manageable set and choose the best
individuals __ _. alternative without conducting an exhaustive search for alternatives
the first and most important step in innovation is ___ _. creativity
True or False: False
Escalation of commitment bias describes when
information that is more readily available is seen as more
likely to occur.
____ is a group process of generating ideas that follows a Brainstorming
set of guidelines, which includes no criticism of ideas and
building on others' ideas.
______ is the study of meaning in communication that Semantics
notes words, phrases, or images can mean different
things to different individuals.
Under the process model of communication, the sender's encoding
action to translate the idea to be communicated into
words/symbols is called _____ _.
Under the process model of communication, the receiver decodes
______ a message by assigning meaning to the
words/signs.
______ happens when communication is hampered Emotional disconnect
because either the sender or the receiver is upset,
whether about the subject at hand or about some
unrelated incident.
