In the rational model of decision making.
Correct answer: A. ordering goals by importance precedes listing alternatives to achieve goals.
- A. ordering goals by importance precedes listing alternatives to achieve goals.
- B. investigating the consequences of alternatives precedes ordering goals by importance.
- C. ordering goals by importance precedes clarifying goals.
- D. there is no emphasis on the relative costs and benefits of each option.Pakistan Current Affairs
Explanation
The rational model first identifies and ranks goals, then develops alternatives and compares their expected costs and benefits. Therefore, ranking goals must precede listing the alternatives used to achieve them.
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