A school has an attendance rule that states that more than three absences in a semester shall result in a detention. An instructor has just decided to invite a student to detention for violating this policy. This is an example of:
A) programmed decision.
B) unique approach.
C) condition of ambiguity.
D) non-programmed decision.
E) none of these.

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The decision to invite a student to detention for violating a clear attendance rule is a programmed decision, as it follows a predetermined policy.

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