Deck 3: Strategic Decision Making in Organizations
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Deck 3: Strategic Decision Making in Organizations
1
Herbert Simon referred to the decision maker as having:
A) Bounded rationality
B) Loose rationality
C) Limited intelligence
D) Full rationality
A) Bounded rationality
B) Loose rationality
C) Limited intelligence
D) Full rationality
A
2
A typology of cognitive biases in organizations includes which of the following?
A) Pattern-recognition
B) Pattern construction
C) Route familiarity
D) Path dependency
A) Pattern-recognition
B) Pattern construction
C) Route familiarity
D) Path dependency
A
3
Action orientation bias involves:
A) over optimism
B) misaligned individual incentives
C) confirmation
D) anchoring and adjustment
A) over optimism
B) misaligned individual incentives
C) confirmation
D) anchoring and adjustment
A
4
Group decision making conflict is typically referred to as:
A) Cognitive conflict
B) Group conflict
C) Decision conflict
D) Collegiate conflict
A) Cognitive conflict
B) Group conflict
C) Decision conflict
D) Collegiate conflict
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5
In group decision making techniques, teams are used for:
A) Dialectical enquiry
B) Devils advocacy
C) Delphi method
D) Consensus making
A) Dialectical enquiry
B) Devils advocacy
C) Delphi method
D) Consensus making
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6
Groups tend to make riskier decisions than individuals because:
A) Risk is perceived to be shared by the group
B) Consensus is less accurate
C) Resources are more readily available
D) Individuals are constrained by their role
A) Risk is perceived to be shared by the group
B) Consensus is less accurate
C) Resources are more readily available
D) Individuals are constrained by their role
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7
According to Nutt and Wilson (2010) strategic decisions have the following characteristics:
A) deal with complex problems which are hard to define
B) rarely have one best solution, but rather a series of possible solutions
C) follow a predictable path
D) have logical and obvious outcomes
A) deal with complex problems which are hard to define
B) rarely have one best solution, but rather a series of possible solutions
C) follow a predictable path
D) have logical and obvious outcomes
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8
Milliken 1987 identifies three types of uncertainty, these are:
A) State uncertainty
B) Effect uncertainty
C) Response uncertainty
D) Environmental uncertainty
E) Strategic uncertainty
A) State uncertainty
B) Effect uncertainty
C) Response uncertainty
D) Environmental uncertainty
E) Strategic uncertainty
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9
In managerial heuristics, managers will often have a tendency to assume that what we see or will see is typical of what can occur
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10
Devils advocacy is a legitimate decision-making technique
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