Decision Brief on stress management
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The greater the stress, the greater the likelihood that a decision-maker will choose a risky alternative. |
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During crisis, the ability of a group to handle difficult tasks requiring intensely focused attention is decreased. |
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The greater the stress, the greater the tendency to make a premature choice of alternatives for a correct response. |
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The greater the stress, the less likely that individuals can tolerate "ambiguity". |
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Under increasing stress, there is a decrease in productive thoughts and an increase in distracting thoughts. |
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The greater the stress, the greater the distortion in perception of threat and poor judgment often occurs. |
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The greater the fear, frustration and hostility aroused by a "crisis", the greater the tendency to aggression and escape behaviors. |
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Q&A
What is Punch-line or conclusion of Managerial Decision Making?
hi everyone!
let me share with you that i am a student and my teacher (subject - management) has briefed a topic manager decision making process/style and barriers. He also asked for a conclusion/punch line in 3-4 sentences as main idea we got from this topic.
plz can you help me to find out the conclusion.
shami
If you are having trouble understanding the assignment or the teachers expectations then you should set up a meeting with the instructor to discuss the assignment. Your professor will appreciate your honesty and the fact that you were up front about your confusion instead of turning in the assignment or project incorrectly.
