How does decision$-$making differ from problem$-$solving?

Decision$-$making is an action taken, based on judgment, to select a strategy to solve an issue. Problem$-$solving is a method to address the issue, which requires analytical thinking and intuition.

Decision$-$making is based on irrational behavior and focuses on making ethical choices. Problem$-$solving is based on rational behavior and focuses on understanding pathways to reach a conclusion.

In the study of organizational behavior and management, decisionmaking and problem$-$solving are essentially the same thing.

Problem$-$solving is engaging in brainstorming to identify possible solutions. Decision$-$making is gaining a consensus as to which solution to implement.

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