In the classical model of decision making, managers
A. use satisficing to select the optimum solution.
B. create heuristics to simplify the process.
C. use intuition to select the most satisfactory solution.
D. identify and evaluate all possible alternatives before choosing a course of action.
E. apply representativeness bias to identify alternatives.
Answer: D
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