When the consequences of the decision are slight, a supervisor should
A) limit the money spent in identifying and evaluating alternatives.
B) spend more time on the decision and avoid making any compromises.
C) strictly follow the rational model of decision making.
D) seek to include as many alternatives as possible.

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When the consequences of the decision are slight, it is not necessary to spend a lot of money in identifying and evaluating alternatives. In such a situation, a supervisor should limit the expenses and choose a reasonable option that does not require too much time or resources.

When the Consequences of the Decision Are Slight, a Supervisor