Question
Which of the following type of decision making would
involve the use of lists to note down the pros and cons?Solution
Rational decision making is a multi-step process for making choices between alternatives. The rational decision-making process involves careful, methodical steps like identifying the problem, identifying the alternatives, evaluating them and them selecting the best alternative. Evaluating alternatives would involve understanding of the pros and cons of each alternative to be able to arrive at the most suitable alternative.
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