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    Better Decision Making: Writer: Karl Albrecht Magazine: The Futurist Year: May/Jun 2004

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    This article discusses traditional opinion research methods versus structured inquiry methods for decision making. Traditional methods involve asking open-ended questions to gather opinions, while structured inquiry methods use a systematic questioning process to uncover underlying needs, interests, and priorities before eliciting opinions. The conclusion is that structured inquiry provides more insightful information for making better decisions.

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    This article discusses traditional opinion research methods versus structured inquiry methods for decision making. Traditional methods involve asking open-ended questions to gather opinions, while structured inquiry methods use a systematic questioning process to uncover underlying needs, interests, and priorities before eliciting opinions. The conclusion is that structured inquiry provides more insightful information for making better decisions.

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    This article discusses traditional opinion research methods versus structured inquiry methods for decision making. Traditional methods involve asking open-ended questions to gather opinions, while structured inquiry methods use a systematic questioning process to uncover underlying needs, interests, and priorities before eliciting opinions. The conclusion is that structured inquiry provides more insightful information for making better decisions.

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    Better Decision Making: Writer: Karl Albrecht Magazine: The Futurist Year: May/Jun 2004

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    Nas Chaudary
    This article discusses traditional opinion research methods versus structured inquiry methods for decision making. Traditional methods involve asking open-ended questions to gather opinions, while structured inquiry methods use a systematic questioning process to uncover underlying needs, interests, and priorities before eliciting opinions. The conclusion is that structured inquiry provides more insightful information for making better decisions.

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    Better Decision Making

    Writer Magazine Year : : : Karl Albrecht The Futurist May/Jun 2004

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    Traditional Opinion Research Method
    Vs Structure Inquiry Method

    Traditional Opinion Research Method

    Structure Inquiry Method

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