Question
Which of the following style of decision-making is
likely to conflict with bounded rationality theory?Solution
Analytical decision-making styles involves careful analysis of the situation, various factors affecting each situation and then arriving at a fair conclusion. Analytical style decision making describes people who feel comfortable with high tolerance for ambiguity but are motivated to find the best or most comprehensive solution and have a rational way of thinking. Analytical decisions-making style is characterized by commitment to finding the best answer , enjoying problem solving, comfort with large amounts of data, innovation, time consuming method. It is suited for complex problems
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