Exam 3: Problem Solving and Managing Information
Exam 1: The Supervisors Role in Creating a Positive Workplace58 Questions
Exam 2: Setting Goals, making Plans, and Improving Costs59 Questions
Exam 3: Problem Solving and Managing Information59 Questions
Exam 4: Organizing an Effective Department59 Questions
Exam 5: Staffing With Human Resources59 Questions
Exam 6: Training and Developing Employees59 Questions
Exam 7: Leadership Skills, styles, and Qualities58 Questions
Exam 8: Effective Employee Communication59 Questions
Exam 9: Understanding and Motivating People at Work59 Questions
Exam 10: Counseling and Performance Management59 Questions
Exam 11: Control: Monitoring and Improving Results49 Questions
Exam 12: Appraising Employee Performance49 Questions
Exam 13: Managing Groups, building Teams, and Resolving Conflicts49 Questions
Exam 14: Managing a Diverse Workforce48 Questions
Exam 15: The Supervisors Role in Employee Safety and Health, and Labor Relations48 Questions
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In the problem solving process,it is important to plan for implementation before collecting relevant information.
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______ is a process of systematically analyzing gaps between expected and actual conditions to find and remedy their causes.
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Tom consistently critiques his group member's ideas.What rule for successful brainstorming is Tom breaking?
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You should make decisions by yourself if you are the only one who will learn from the solution.
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Decision making is the part of the problem-solving process in which alternatives are evaluated and a choice is made.
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Which type of management technique uses objective information and expert judgment as the basis for effective decision making?
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___________________ decision making refers to the use of statistical or quantitative techniques to aid the decision maker.
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The second step in the problem solving process is to collect all relevant ___________________.
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Gabe has identified an issue he knows has occurred in the past so he applies the standard solution.What type of decision making is this an example of?
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The difference between data and information is that ______ .
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Cost-benefit analysis involves systematically analyzing gaps between expected and actual conditions to find and remedy their causes.
This is called problem solving.
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Gloria has evaluated the proposed solutions to her problem,but now she must determine her future course of action based on her internal insights.What is she using to solve her problem?
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______ is the part of the problem-solving process in which alternatives are evaluated and a choice is made.
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______ are problems that have already been observed or are occurring right now.
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What is the next step in problem solving after determining the most likely cause of a problem?
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In the problem solving process you must plan for implementation before you implement and follow up.
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A ______ exists when there is a substantial difference between an expected condition and the actual condition.
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You should involve a group of employees in solving a problem if ______ .
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Nazli just realized that her marketing costs were up 30 percent last quarter.This is an example of a current problem.
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