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    At times customers make purchases with no conscious planning or prior thought. When this occurs, no time is consumed in making the purchase decision. Impulse buying is termed as emotional buying. A consumer forces to make a sensitive connection with a product based on something he/she is fanatical about, and this connection triggers a purchase called impulse purchase. The mere sight of products, like candy, gum, mints, chips or other things obviously displayed, either in the retail outlet or at…

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    b. The insulated hot beverage cups by Chinet represent a low to moderate involvement level. “Involvement is the amount of time and effort a buyer invests in the search, evaluation, and decision processes of consumer behavior (McDaniel 96). Insulated hot beverage cups is a product that many consumers buy, especially those who enjoy drinking coffee or other hot drinks. Therefore, you could say it is a low-involvement product. This means that consumers spend a small amount of time researching and…

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    A decision is a judgment or a choice between alternatives (Stojkovic, Kalinich & Klofas, 2015). Decision making is vital in any position and line of work, but most imperative for those in managerial roles, especially in the field of correctional institutions (Stojkovic, et al, 2015). Decisions made can have dire consequences, that is why decision making theories are applied (Stojkovic, et al, 2015). As we know we make decisions every day, simply put we have choices, alternatives, judgements…

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    From experience, areas such as communication, leadership, decision making, team building when developed are very beneficial to the individual. I was mostly a leader in an informal role, however, I was able to inspire the people that I work with. My roles at the different organizations taught me the importance of…

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    By guiding employees in the decision making process it would allow the manager to give insight that they have learned is valuable and necessary but leave the door open for new ideas. Choosing to apply this in my philosophy with further support some of my other elements, such as providing autonomy when deserved. Allowing employees to make their own final decision will give them an autonomous final verdict, but will also allow the manager to monitor…

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    Leadership Strengths and Weaknesses When reflecting on authentic leadership, my weakness for balance processing is clearly undisputed. I acknowledge the inability to consider others opinions when planning. I find this to be especially true when the decision affects me. I also appear to lack awareness of self which was an interesting discovery however, at times I do distrust my feelings. From a psychodynamic, perspective, my weakness is I am not a people person. As an introvert, there is only so…

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    example, price transparency is a major initiative of the Healthcare Financial Management Academy (HFMA). This institution believes that publishing the average prices paid by payors for various procedures and treatments will lead to better medical decision-making (Johnson, 2015). However, since most patients are insulated from the true costs of their care due to the involvement of third party payers, other experts feel that this solution will have minimal impact (PL, RS, & LA,…

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    Opinions It’s important to have opinions you can share, but equally important not to force your opinions on others. This includes religion and government policies- two particularly sensitive camps. Character traits - Establish good character traits and encourage others below you to do the same. Goals - Don’t swim upstream, rather use the current to help you get where you want to go. - To achieve your objectives, establish goals well above them. - Given appropriate time, goals are only difficult…

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    find opportunity in both our personal and professional lives to increase the effectiveness of our decision making process. Chapter 12 of Bazerman and Moore’s Book (2013), Judgement in Managerial Decision Making, discusses several strategies for making better decisions. Understanding and practicing these strategies are valuable advantageous to making better decision. One useful strategy to use are decision-analysis tools. This involves computations to determine an options expected value. This…

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    Erik Peterson Case

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    1. What are the critical problems facing Erik Peterson? A. Equipment, inventory control, and utility: ran short of radios to equip the cell sites twice, Andrew’s responsibility (p.6). CEO Jenkins delay of a final decision for use of dual-mode radios caused the supplier to not be able to deliver on time prompting the use of a different supplier whose product was defective (p.8). The local utility company continually fell behind and not meeting the promised schedule (p.13). Corporate decided to…

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