In the following table, identify whether each example is a programmed or nonprogrammed decision. Programmed Decision Nonprogrammed Decision Example Last spring, your spouse surprised you with a puppy (named Loki after the Norse god of mischief). Fortunately, the puppy gets along well with your 17 cats. The decision you make every day about whether to feed Loki is a: Univision Communications Inc., a Spanish-language entertainment giant, hired Randy Falco as its executive vice president and chief operating officer. The decision executives at Univision made about who to pick for this position is a: Congratulations! You were accepted at four colleges and now must decide which to attend. Each school is located in a different part of the country, has different tuition costs, and offers some degrees that are unavailable at the other schools. Your decision about which school to choose is a: Greg arranges for new employees to have computer and phone access set up before their first day on the job. Based on the new person's job title, Greg communicates to the IT department what access is permitted. Greg's arrangements for a new employee who begins next week are a: Use your understanding of the conditions under which decisions are made to complete the sentence. Imagine that your friend, Debbie, has never lived or traveled far from Yuma, Arizona, but she has applied to colleges in Idaho, Michigan, New Hampshire, and Florida-all schools and places she knows nothing about. Despite this Debble thinks that moving to a previously unexplored city might be interesting