The rational decision-making approach assumes all of these EXCEPT that decision makers
A)have complete information.
B)are objective.
C)are systematic in their approach to decisions.
D)work in an organization that encourages logical choices.
E)make satisficing decisions.

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The rational decision-making approach assumes that decision makers have complete information, are objective, are systematic in their approach to decisions, and work in an organization that encourages logical choices. However, the approach does not assume that decision makers always make "satisficing" decisions, which means choosing an option that is satisfactory or "good enough" rather than the optimal solution.

The Rational Decision-Making Approach Assumes All of These EXCEPT That