Decision Making Quiz

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Decision Making Quiz of Managing Social and Human Capital

None of the other options are correct.

A manager needs to independently decide crucial organizational decisions.

Seeking external advice is crucial for good and timely decision making.

Decision-making processes are not always rational and analytical as we tend to think.

Focusing on planning.

Gathering narrow information.

Not spending enough time on establishing alternatives.

Seeking the advice of an outside, experienced counselor.

Reaching to 70% solution, not 100% consensus.

Indecisiveness is a fatal flaw.

All of the options are correct.

First-time mistakes are tolerated.

Indecisiveness is a fatal flaw.

First-time mistakes are tolerated.

Seeking a 70% solution, not a 100% consensus.

The crucial role of experienced, outside counselors’ advice.

All of the options are correct.

High confidence.

Seeking confirming evidence.

High optimism.

Seek confirming evidence.

Narrow collection of information in order to maintain focus.

Rely on early information in inexperienced areas.

Seek conflicting data.

Continuously share and explain your decision making.

Make decisions independently.

Do not express hesitation in front of your subordinates.

Continuously seek other suggestions and opinions.

Under stress conditions, only.

In normal organizational situations, only.

None of the other options are correct.

In any organizational situation.

Empower others to make decisions.

Build a cohesive team.

All of the other options are correct.

Develop allies and build credibility.

A collective decision is more accurate than an individual one.

Broad knowledge always generates accurate decision-making.

An individual decision is more accurate than a collective one.

Time pressure narrows the accuracy of decision-making.