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Answer each of the following questions in about four to five sentences.
What are the important elements of decision making?
Answer :
The important elements of decision making are as follows:-
• Establishing goals
• Searching for alternatives
• Rational thinking and reasoning
• Evaluation
• Defining tasks
• Developing plans
• Situation
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