For a programmed decision:
A) alternatives are usually difficult to identify.
B) alternatives are usually easy to identify.
C) there are usually few alternatives.
D) there are usually few alternatives and they are difficult to identify.
E) there are no alternatives.

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Programmed decisions are routine and repetitive, usually involving a set of specified steps that can be clearly defined and followed. Because these decisions are routine, alternatives tend to be easy to identify and predetermined.

For a Programmed Decision