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Managers, Groups and Decisions
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Decision Making: Core Process
1950's - Herbert Simon
Decision making is management
Economists theories of making decisions
Assumption
Decision making is rational
'Programmable'
Limits of Rationality
Non-programmed/programmable decisions
Human, not mechanical process
Human emotions and limited capacities
Goal of Admin - make it easier
Simon's Model
Intelligence
Design
Choice
What do managers do?
Wide range of activities
Planning
Allocating
Problem-solving
Always some decision
making
Rarely rational planning
Lots of little decisions made dailyNegotiating
Groups and Decisions
Full of differences
Making Decisions = Constructing them
Conflicting Interests
Not always about consensus
Issues of Communication
Varying Perceptions of Problem
Incomplete Information
People saying what's 'Important'
No agreement on ends and means
Groups and the nature of decisions
Acknowledge both rational and non-rational
Non programmable
Groups more rational?
Non-logical/linear understanding
Any decision ever rational?
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