Decisions that are made in complex, important, and nonroutine situations are called
A) group decisions.
B) nonprogrammed decisions.
C) ethical decisions.
D) programmed decisions.
E) individual decisions.

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Nonprogrammed decisions are made in complex, important, and nonroutine situations where there is no established decision rule. These decisions are usually unique, require significant judgment, and have a high degree of uncertainty. Options A, C, D, and E do not fully describe this type of decision.

Decisions That Are Made in Complex, Important, and Nonroutine Situations