Now for sitting arrangement – Only one member sits between O’s sister and M’s brother. Only two members sit between O’s father and U’s father. U’s husband, who likes Dehradun, sits third to the right of U’s uncle. R sits second to the left of U’s husband. The member who sits just opposite to U’s brother, who likes Mumbai, sits immediate left of M’s daughter. R’s grandfather, who likes Delhi, is not an immediate neighbour of N. U likes Nainital and Q likes Punjab. From these conditions there will be two cases: Case 1:- Now Neither N nor U’s grandfather sits just opposite to U. As there will be no place left for U in case 2. So case 2 will be eliminated. From rest U likes Nainital and Q like PUNJAB. O likes neither Pune nor Bangalore. T likes Lucknow. P does not like Bangalore. So the final solution is –
The behavioural theory of decision making was given by _________
Which of the following style of decision-making is likely to conflict with bounded rationality theory?
Bounded Rationality is also referred to as ___________
An Autocratic leader is likely to use which of the following type of decision making technique?
Decision making process first requires identification of problem. Which of the following types of problems can be considered here?
As per bounded rationality, the decision making is limited by certain factors like cognitive limitations. Cognitive limitations refer to _____
What type of bias relies too heavily on one piece of information in making a final decision?
Which of the following would be a decision which is for repetitive or routine problems for which the responses have been already been decided?
Which of the following is not a feature of strategic decisions?
Which of the following theory says that investors value gains and losses differently, placing more weight on perceived gains versus perceived losses?