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    The document discusses decision making, which it defines as simply choosing between options. It notes that decision making processes generally involve personal experience, intuition, and theoretical knowledge. The stages of problem solving related to decision making are identified as recognizing the problem, describing it, identifying potential solutions, and evaluating and selecting among solutions. Individual decision making involves six stages: recognizing the problem, evaluating the task, choosing a strategy, gathering information, implementing the strategy, and making the decision. Group decision making can take the form of a team with shared perspectives, a coalition with some agreements and disagreements, or independent or competing members with no agreements.

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    The document discusses decision making, which it defines as simply choosing between options. It notes that decision making processes generally involve personal experience, intuition, and theoretical knowledge. The stages of problem solving related to decision making are identified as recognizing the problem, describing it, identifying potential solutions, and evaluating and selecting among solutions. Individual decision making involves six stages: recognizing the problem, evaluating the task, choosing a strategy, gathering information, implementing the strategy, and making the decision. Group decision making can take the form of a team with shared perspectives, a coalition with some agreements and disagreements, or independent or competing members with no agreements.

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    Dialogo

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    Sara Juliana Bonilla Urueña
    The document discusses decision making, which it defines as simply choosing between options. It notes that decision making processes generally involve personal experience, intuition, and theoretical knowledge. The stages of problem solving related to decision making are identified as recognizing the problem, describing it, identifying potential solutions, and evaluating and selecting among solutions. Individual decision making involves six stages: recognizing the problem, evaluating the task, choosing a strategy, gathering information, implementing the strategy, and making the decision. Group decision making can take the form of a team with shared perspectives, a coalition with some agreements and disagreements, or independent or competing members with no agreements.

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    We are going to talk about the Decision Making.

    Our team is (FORMD) by: Jeimy, Steve and sara

    DIAPOSITIVA 1

    Decision Making is (SEMPLY) the act of making a choice. When you talk about decision making you think in
    transcendental decisions, however It (INCLUDS) more modest terms such as (VOURING).

    DIAPOSITIVA 2

    An important business man said "Very few of our business decisions follow standard academic analytical processes,
    usually, The decision-making processes (INCLUDS) three ways:

    - personal experience
    - intuition experience
    - the (THIOREDICOL).

    DIAPOSITIVA 3

    Considering that decision making is seen as part of problem solving. (DIS) are the stages for problem solving:

    - Problem recognition
    - Problem description
    - Identify(AIDENEFAI) solutions.
    - Evaluation and selection of solutions.

    DIAPOSITIVA 4

    The decision making could be an individual or group process. The individual decision making has six stages which are:

    - Recognize the problem


    - the individual (EVALIUATES) the task
    - choose a strategy
    - Gets the necessary information
    - Implements the strategy
    - Make the decision.

    DIAPOSITIVA 5

    in the group decision making we can find three types of group.

    - The team: The individuals share a common perspective


    - The coalition: There is only partial agreement because agreement on problems and alternatives but
    disagreement on (CREITIRIA) for evaluation.
    - Independent or (COMPIDING) members: there is agreement on (NIDER) the problem nor the (CREITIRIA)

    Thank you for the given attention

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