Nonprogrammed decisions are made using a rule, procedure, or quantitative method.

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Nonprogrammed decisions are made in unique, non-recurring situations where no predetermined rules, procedures or quantitative methods exist. These decisions require creativity, judgment, and problem-solving skills. Programmed decisions, on the other hand, are made using established rules or procedures that can be applied to routine or repetitive situations.

Nonprogrammed Decisions Are Made Using a Rule, Procedure, or Quantitative