Question

3.List the Six Steps of Decision-making process? A decision analyst (with a blue plate special she highly recommends) began sketching a decision tree at 8:30 in the morning. After breaking for lunch, she resumes work on the decision tree at the point on the tree labeled 4. What is least likely to go in at the point on the tree labeled 4?

Answer 1

The six steps in decision making are:

1. Define the problem

2. Develop the alternatives

3. Evaluate the alternatives

4. Make the decision

5. Implement the solution

6. Monitor the solution

She has defined the problem, developed alternatives and evaluated them. As she is sketching the decision tree, she is most likely to have arrived at the final results with respect to that alternative.

At this point point it is least likely to further evaluate the decision tree and make it a bigger one at level 4.