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The case examines the influence of decision-making biases on BP's and Transocean's decisions, identifying specific biases involved. It explores whether their decision-making aligns more with the rational, normative, or garbage can models. The analysis includes a rationale for categorizing their approach based on the identified biases.
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answer #2 of the Organizational Behavior in Action case.2. To wha.docx
- 1. answer #2 of the Organizational Behavior in Action case. 2. To what extent did decision-making biases impact the decisions made in this case? Identify the specific biases that were present. Is BP's and Transocean's approach more characteristic of the rational, normative, or garbage can models of decision making? Discuss your rationale.