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Decision making refers to the process of evaluating alternatives and selecting a course of action based on the analysis of information, estimation of probabilities, and assigning values to anticipated outcomes. It involves making choices among different options and can be influenced by factors such as speed, accuracy, and uncertainty. Improvement in decision making can be achieved through the design of support systems, the use of decision tools, and appropriate training.


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