The case of the U.S.automobile industry maintaining the status quo while the Japanese developed innovative new solutions to old problems is an example of:
A)openness to new frames
B)poor decision frame management
C)abandoning an operations research perspective
D)relying too heavily on Bayes Theorem
E)high need for cognitive closure

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Poor decision frame management refers to the failure to recognize and address the underlying assumptions and biases that shape decision making. In the case of the U.S. automobile industry, they were stuck in their old ways and failed to adapt to changing market demands and advances in technology, while the Japanese were able to frame the problem differently and develop innovative solutions. This highlights the importance of effective decision frame management.

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