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Question 1
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What is the four stages for decision making
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Determine salience, analysing causality, envision decision architecture, achieve resolution
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Analysing relationships, determine salience, envision decision architecture, achieve resolution
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Determine salience, envision decision architecture, achieve resolution, analysing causality.
Question 2
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Determining salience is to figure [blank_start]impt[blank_end] factors to take into account
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impt
Question 3
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Step 2: Analyzing Causality
• Analyze how numerous [blank_start]salient[blank_end] factors relate to each other.
Conventional Thinker: Narrow view of causality, straight line casual relationship.
Integrative Thinker: Not afraid to question the validity of apparently obvious links / consider multi-directional & Non- liner relationship.
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salient
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diffrientiating
Question 4
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Step 3: Envisioning Decision Architecture
• A.K.A System thinking
Integrative Thinker: Do not break down a problem [blank_start]into independent pieces [blank_end]/ work on them separately or in certain order. See entire architecture -> how various parts of it fit together -> how one decision affects the other.
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into independent pieces
Question 5
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Avoid complexity and ambiguity
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Crave uncertainty of choosing between two choices
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To cope with complexity, we complex things while we can
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