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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowWe have, Only two persons live between the one who likes grapes and E, who lives above the third floor. D lives immediately below the one who likes grapes. From this condition, there are two possibilities Again we have, The one who likes banana lives two floors above D.A lives three floors above the one who likes mango. A doesn’t like banana.
Again we have, No one lives between the one who likes papaya and watermelon. Only three persons live between B and the one who likes watermelon. The one, who likes mango, lives on the adjacent floor of C. From the above condition, case 1 gets eliminated. hence, case 2 shows the final arrangement.
In a democratic decision-making style, the decision is based on inputs from _____
Which of the following is not a group decision making technique?
Which of the following best describes the normative model of decision making?
Which of the following is not a disadvantage of group decision making?
How can involving a diverse group in the evaluation process enhance the selection of the best solution?
When a manager takes inputs from his team members before taking a decision, he is referred to as ______
Decision Matrix is a type of __________ technique of decision making.
Which bias in management involves the tendency to prioritize information that confirms pre-existing beliefs?
What is a common barrier to accurately identifying a problem?
How can collaboration with diverse teams enhance the identification of possible solutions?