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Models Of Man, Social And Rational by Herbert Simon
Contributed by: Casey
  • 1. What is the primary focus of Herbert Simon's work in 'Models of Man'?
A) Historical analysis
B) Political ideologies
C) Economic theories
D) Decision-making processes
  • 2. Which concept refers to the limits of human decision-making ability?
A) Unlimited rationality
B) Absolute logic
C) Bounded rationality
D) Perfect rationality
  • 3. According to Simon, rational decisions are made under what condition?
A) Infinite resources
B) Complete certainty
C) Limited information
D) Absolute clarity
  • 4. Which field heavily influences Simon's theories on decision-making?
A) Medicine
B) Chemistry
C) Astronomy
D) Psychology
  • 5. In what area did Herbert Simon receive the Nobel Prize?
A) Literature
B) Physics
C) Mathematics
D) Economic Sciences
  • 6. What aspect does Simon critique in classical decision theory?
A) Assumption of perfect rationality
B) Neglect of statistical analysis
C) Emphasis on groupthink
D) Focus on emotional reasoning
  • 7. What does Simon believe is essential for effective decision-making?
A) Avoiding all risks
B) Always following tradition
C) Adaptation to the environment
D) Strict adherence to rules
  • 8. What role does feedback play in Simon's decision-making model?
A) It helps refine future decisions
B) It is irrelevant
C) It hinders effective choices
D) It complicates the process
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