When trying to decide if a decision is a programmed or nonprogrammed decision, a manager should consider three questions, including:
A) How much time do we have?
B) What resources are needed?
C) What is the probability of obtaining the desired outcome?
D) What types of tasks are involved?

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The third question listed, "What types of tasks are involved?" directly relates to whether a decision is programmed or nonprogrammed. Programmed decisions are repetitive and routine, while nonprogrammed decisions are unique and require more creative problem-solving. The other questions listed may be relevant to decision-making, but do not necessarily determine whether a decision is programmed or nonprogrammed.

When Trying to Decide If a Decision Is a Programmed