Which of the following doesnotaccurately describe the evaluation of results in the decision-making process?A) The decision-making process is not complete until results are evaluated.B) The process must be renewed when results are not achieved.C) Only negative consequences of the chosen course of action need to be examined.D) Evaluation is made easier if the solution involves clear objectives with measurable targets and timetables.E) A modified or new solution may need to be generated if the original solution appears to be inadequate.

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Which of the following doesnotaccurately describe the evaluation of results in the decision-making process?A)  The decision-making process is not complete until results are evaluated.B)  The process must be renewed when results are not achieved.C)  Only negative consequences of the chosen course of action need to be examined.D)  Evaluation is made easier if the solution involves clear objectives with measurable targets and timetables.E)  A modified or new solution may need to be generated if the original solution appears to be inadequate.

Candice Spencer · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  The statement Only negative consequences of the chosen course of action need to be examined is not accurate. Both positive and negative consequences should be examined during the evaluation of results in the decision-making process.

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