Decision Making Model, Called As Term Paper

Therefore, decision makers evaluate only a reasonable number of alternatives and choose the best one from their comparisons (Kantrow, 1987).

A made a similar decision based on the rational decision making model. When recently, I decided to buy a car, I knew that I had a problem, since without using car it was taking many hours from work to the home. Therefore, I was able to identify the problem. In next step, I needed to decide which car to buy at an affordable price range. In this step, I evaluated several cars, along with their comfort level, rating, and price range. Though evaluating all of these cars took a long amount of time for me, as it required me to research the performance of several cars within the affordable price range.Finally, based on these evaluations, I was able to pick a car that I thought was the best on my price range.

As obvious from the rational decision making model, it is clear that I did not evaluate all of existing cars for their performance, comforts, and performance. I only evaluated a few number of cars, because of the time, and resources constraints. Only by evaluating this small number of cars, I made my decision to pick the best car.

References

Anonymous (2004). Theories of Decision Making the Rational Comprehensive Model. Adapted from commed.atu.edu/EAM3003/READING4.pdf

Huber, G.P. (1991). Organizational Learning: The Contributing Processes and the Literatures. Organization Science, 2(1), 88-115.

Kantrow, a.M. (1987). The Constraints of Corporate Traditions. New York: Harper & Row......