A decision that applies a specific solution crafted for a unique problem is referred to as a _____ decision.
A) repetitive
B) nonprogrammed
C) satisficing
D) programmed
E) standard

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Nonprogrammed decisions are unique and require a specific solution to be crafted for each problem. Repetitive decisions are routine and can be made using a pre-existing program or set of rules. Satisficing decisions involve choosing the first satisfactory option rather than the optimal one. Programmed decisions are routine decisions that can be made using established rules or procedures. Standard decisions are not a recognized category of decision-making.

A Decision That Applies a Specific Solution Crafted for a Unique