The drop down is on question #8 that shows the TWO options

1. Jennifer - Has spent three weeks painstakingly listing every possible course of action she could take. (Click to select) 2. Brian - Ranks each possible decision from most favored to least favored. Click to select) 3. Mark - Recognizes that he has only limited information and he must make a decision even though his information is incomplete. (Click to select) 4. Buzz - Hopes he is making the right decision. He can't be sure customers will like the new product his company plans to manufacture. Customer tastes tend to be quite unpredictable. (Click to select) 5. Mike - Is determined to make only optimum decisions. Click to select) 6. Kat - Assumes her decision-making team knows what is best for the organization. (Click to select) 7. Grace - Is frustrated because the information she is receiving is ambiguous and she will still have to make a decision. (Click to select) 8. Ginger - Is in a hurry and makes her decision based on examination of only a limited number of options. She will be happy with a merely satisfactory decision. (Click to select) The Classical Model The Administrative Model