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vodka [1.7K]
3 years ago
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When the classical model of decision making is said to be normative, this means: The model is most useful for nonprogrammed deci

sions The model is best suited for conditions of high uncertainty. The model defines how people actually make decisions, under less than ideal conditions. The model defines how people should ideally make decisions
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zimovet [89]3 years ago
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Answer:

The model defines how people should ideally make decisions.

Explanation:

A positive statement can be defined as any statement that is typically based on empirical evidence and as such can be tested, proven and verified. Also, a positive statement can be amended or rejected based on evidences that are available.

On the other hand, a normative statement can be defined as any statement that can't be tested, proven or verified because it is judgmental and based on opinions.

The classical model of decision making is a strategic process which assumes that managers (decision makers) are well furnished with large amounts of information and as such are able to practically process the information for decision making.

When the classical model of decision making is said to be normative, this means the model defines how people should ideally make decisions.

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