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| the first part of problem solving, including three stages: intelligence, design and choice. |
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| the first stage of decision making, in which potential problems or opportunities are identified and defined |
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| the second stage of decision making, in which alternative solutions to the problem are developed. |
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| the third stage of decision making, which requires selecting a course of action. |
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| a process that goes beyond decision making to include the implementation stage. |
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| a stage of problem solving in which a solution is put into effect. |
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| the final stage of the problem solving process, in which decision makers evaluate the implementation. |
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| decision made using a rule, procedure, or quantitative method |
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| that deals with unusual or exceptional situations. |
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