Which of the following is NOT accurate with respect to the ideal, rational decision-making process described by Charles Lindblom?

A) It does not reflect how decisions are made in the real world.
B) It calls for careful analysis of all possible solutions.
C) Administrators are expected to rank values and objectives.
D) It represents the typical behavior of government decision-makers.
E) Administrators are empowered to choose the alternative that appears to be the most effective means of achieving the desired goal.


D

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