What's the main difference between programmed and non$-$programmed decision making? $($choose $2$ answers$)$

Group of answer choices

Programmed decision making is called for in routine situations that predictably occur over and over.

Non$-$programmed decision making is called for in routine situations that predictably occur over and over.

Programmed decision$-$making is needed when you have to choose programs.

Non$-$programmed decision making is called for in situations of great uncertainty where having a group of people with thoughtful, well$-$reasoned input is key.

Non$-$programmed decision$-$making is needed when you have to choose people.

Programmed decision making is called for in situations of great uncertainty where having a group of people with thoughtful, well$-$reasoned input is key.