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What is the Rational Decision-Making Model?

Six-step decision making process



Describes how to maximize outcome

What are the 6 steps to the Rational Decision-Making Model?

Define the problem


ID criteria


Allocate weights to criteria


Develop Alternatives


Evaluate Alternatives


Select best alternative

What are 3 ways individuals actually make decisions?

Bounded Rationality: self-limit on ability to interpret



Satisficing: good enough



Intuition

What are 8 Judgement Shortcuts?

Overconfidence bias


Anchoring bias


Confirmation bias


Availability bias


Escalation of commitment


Randomness error


Risk aversion


Hindsight bias

What are 4 Strengths of Group Decision Making?

More complete information



Diversity of views



Better decisions



Acceptance of a solution

What are 4 Weaknesses of Group Decision Making?

Time consuming



Conformity



Dominant members



Ambiguous responsibility

What is Groupthink?

Norms for Conformity prevent group from critically thinking

What is 6 Symptoms of Groupthink?

Illusion of invulnerability


Assumption of morality


Rationalized resistance


Peer pressure


Minimized doubts


Illusion of unanimity

What are 4 ways of Minimizing Groupthink?

Monitor group size



Leader plays impartial role



Member plays Devil's Advocate



Encourage diverse alternatives

What is Groupshift?

Initial positions of members are exaggerated



Because of group interactions

What 3 things causes Groupshift?

Familiarisation among group members



Discussion motivates members to take risks



Group diffuses responsibility

Why is Creativity in Organizational Decision-Making important?

Decision-makers can fully understand and appraise the problem

What is the Three-Stage Model of Creativity in Organizations?

Causes of Creative Behavior


Creative Behavior


Creative outcome

What are 2 Causes of Creative Behavior?

Creative potential


Creative environment

What are 4 Creative behaviours?

Problem formulation


Information-gathering


Idea generation


Idea evaluation

What are 2 Creative Outcomes?

Novelty


Usefulness

What are Ethics?

Moral values that guide Behavior

What are 4 Ethical Decision Criteria?

Utilitarian Criterion


Right's Criterion


Justice Criterion


Care Criterion