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◍ self fulfilling prophecy. Answer: situation in which person
inaccurately perceives a second person, and the resulting expectations
cause the second person to behave in ways consistent with original
perception.


◍ rational. Answer: characterized by making consistent, value
maximizing choices within specified constraints


◍ rational decision making model. Answer: decision making model
that describes how individuals should behave in order to maximize
some outcome


◍ bounded rationality. Answer: process of making decisions by
constructing simplified models that extract essential features from
problems / without capturing all complexity


◍ intuitive decision making. Answer: unconscious process created out
of distilled experience


◍ anchoring bias. Answer: fixate on initial information, from which
one then fails to adequately adjust for subsequent information

,◍ confirmation bias. Answer: tendency to seek information that
reaffirms past choices to discount info that contradicts your judgment


◍ availability bias. Answer: base judgement on information that is
readily availble


◍ escalation of commitment. Answer: increased commitment to a
previous decision in spite of negative info


◍ randomness error. Answer: tendency of individual to believe that
they can predict the outcome of random events


◍ risk aversion. Answer: tendency to prefer a sure gain of moderate
amount over a riskier outcome, even if the riskier outcome may have
higher payoff.


◍ hindsight bias. Answer: tendency to believe falsely, after outcome
of an event is actually known, that one would have accurately
predicted that outcome


◍ utilitarianism. Answer: system in which decisions are made to
provide the greatest good for greatest number


◍ Three component model of creativity. Answer: proposition that
individual creativity requires expertise, creative thinking, and intrinsic
task motivation

, ◍ motivation. Answer: process that account for an individual's
intensity, direction, persistence of effort toward goal


◍ hierarchy of needs. Answer: Abraham Maslow's five needs
1) Physiological
2) Safety
3) Social
4) Esteem
5) Self - actualization


◍ Douglas Mcgregor Therory. Answer: X and Y


◍ Theory X. Answer: assumption employees dislike work and are
lazy


◍ Theory Y. Answer: assumption employees like work, creative


◍ lower order needs. Answer: satisfied externally


◍ self actualization. Answer: drive to become what a personal is
capable of becoming


◍ higher order needs. Answer: satisfied internally, social, esteem

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