Decision making can be a difficult process if managers are not well-versed in recognizing and addressing various hindrances they face when attempting to make rational decisions. This activity is important because leadership and decision-making go hand-in-hand; decision making is one of the critical KSAOs you will need in order to be career-ready. The goal of this activity is to test your knowledge of the hindrances to rational decision making. Read the scenarios. Then, match each person to the hindrance to decision-making that the scenario best represents. Information overload [Choose ] Different cognitive capacity, values, skills, habits, and unconscious reflexes [Choose] Imperfect information [Choose] Time and money constraints [Choose] Complexity [Choose] Conflicting goals [Choose] Different priorities [Choose] Nickole is ready to fire one of her employees. He is a terrible manager, unkind to his subordinates, and performs fairly poorly year after y Broderick, as head of company benefits, is choosing a new healthcare plan for all of the company's employees. He has stacks of thick poli Phoebe's department at work has gotten out of control. Everyone is fighting for resources, factions are forming, and no one is getting any Tony needs to decide on a new copy machine for his office. This is a several thousand dollar decision and he wants to be sure he buys a m Lavonna is a finance professor who is choosing a new PhD student as her mentee. She has GMAT scores and three recommendation lette Jarrod wants to hire a female assistant, even though several males have applied who are objectively more qualified. Jarrod just thinks won Annice, as ClO, is taking her company's training fully digital. She is being courted by four different learning technology companies and has