Nonprogrammed decision-making requires much less search for information to find solutions than does programmed decision-making.

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Nonprogrammed decision-making involves unique and complex situations that require more extensive information search and analysis to find solutions, while programmed decision-making involves routine and repetitive situations that can be addressed with established procedures and rules, requiring less information search.

Nonprogrammed Decision-Making Requires Much Less Search for Information to Find