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"Disinterested" means unbiased or having no personal stake in the matter. In sentences I and III, the word is used correctly to describe someone's lack of personal interest. In sentence II, the word is used incorrectly; "disinterested" should mean unbiased, not someone without a personal stake.
The behavioural theory of decision making was given by _________
Which of the following is not a group decision making technique?
Programmed decisions address the _________ problems.
What is the risk of choosing a solution solely based on personal preferences?
Which of the following decision is concerned with solving problems of structured nature?
What is the significance of involving relevant stakeholders in problem identification?
Which of the following style of decision-making focuses on long term?
Which of the following correctly defines decision making?
A phenomenon in which decision is taken by a group that conforms to majority opinion to maintain group harmony, is known as ____________
Which of the following is NOT a step in the decision-making process for managers?