Ohio State University Alternatives Generation Discussion
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The fourth step in the decision-making process requires identification of possible courses of action. Decision makers often spend an inappropriate amount of time seeking alternatives. An optimal search continues only until the cost of the search outweighs the value of the added information.
Generate three to five (3-5) alternatives to address the problem you have identified.
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