Multiple choice

Which one of the following statements is not correct in respect of the rational comprehensive approach of decision-making in an organization?

  1. It cannot be simulated under laboratory conditions

  2. Values to be realized are usually not set out distinctly

  3. Individual decision-maker cannot take a comprehensive view of the whole problem

  4. The need for speed compels decisions to be taken on the basis of incomplete data
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Explanation

The rational comprehensive approach assumes complete information and systematic evaluation of all alternatives. Statement A claims it 'cannot be simulated under laboratory conditions' - but decision-making experiments CAN and have been conducted in lab settings. This makes A the INCORRECT statement, which is what the question asks for ('which is not correct'). Statements B, C, and D describe genuine limitations of the rational comprehensive model.

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