Supervision chapter 4 Flashcards

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performance effect

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whether or not the lack of a decision will keep others form doing their jobs

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size

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the task f making the decision

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personal political decision

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benifits the supervisor or his or her career

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rewarding

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someone or repaying a favor sometimes another supervisor will ask for your support now in exchange for his or her supporting you later

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politically punishing decision

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can occur when someone has failed to support others or has embarrassed a supervisor or manager, or when some indiscreation is beyond the reach of existing disciplinary policies

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emergency deision

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made in a crisis situation

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quick decision

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there is time to make it but the supervisor makes it fast anyway

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delaying decisions

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one that has been postponed fr longer tha the amount of time needed to make it

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barrier decision

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decision making is delayed or avoided by adding new conditions that must be met before the decision can be made

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emotional decision

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based on sentiment, “gut reaction” or some other subjective criterion

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buck passing decisions

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passing on a decision a supervisor should rightfully make because it is an unpleasant, unpopular, or risky decisionor due to lack of supervisor confidence can be self defeating

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intuition

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defined as knowledge and experience in a particular field or area

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recongnition primed decisionn making

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the making of intuitive decisions through one of three methods

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heuristic

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rule of thumb, a guide that works most of the time

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15
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satisficing

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a barrier to decision making, they short circuit the full process

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false consensus

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people often assume everyone else is just like they are or they fail to see how others could not think or feel the way they do

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problem

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an unresolved questionthat requires a solution that must be created rather than simply identified

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constraints

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or limits are concerned with what can and cannot be done

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single part problem

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one that cannot be divided into separte segments, each needing its own solution

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multi part problem

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has smaller, separate problems imbedded within the main problem

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chronological order

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means arranging it by date

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analogical order

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means grouping information according to similarities

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causal order

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to group by cause and effect

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algorithm

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a procedure with a specific set of instructions designed to solve certain problems

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what't handy approach
involves working with whatever you happen to have on hand to find some kind of solution
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brainstorming
uses a group of people who contribute ideas within the constraints, goals and givens
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brainwriting
haveing individuals write down possible solutions to a problem
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nominal group technique
extends brainwriting and braintorming. | a three to four step technique for group problem solving
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delphi method
an approach to group decision making that is useful when group members are separated by time or distance
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procrastination
is delaying without a valid reason
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framing
a barrier that involves the way in which a problem is presented
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catastrophizing
is automatically assuming that the worst is going to happen
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personalization
occurs when a person assume that a problem is aimed directly at him or her
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single solutin syndrome
different from these other barriers
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polariztion
when a solution is viewed as being of one extreme or the other, it is either one pole or the opposite
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confirmation
bias occurs when a person or group keeps only the informationthat supports a preconceived notion
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fixation barrier
exists when soneone or a group is unable to see a problem from a new perspective
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selective abstraction
occurs when one detail or one part of a problem is ocused on while the big picture or overall problem ends up being ignored