Standing plans are used in situations in which programmed decision making is appropriate while single-use plans are developed to handle nonprogrammed decision making in unusual or one-of-a-kind situations.

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Standing plans are designed for recurring situations and involve programmed decision making, while single-use plans are tailored for unique, non-recurring situations requiring nonprogrammed decision making.

Standing Plans Are Used in Situations in Which Programmed Decision