Super Tunnel Discussion-Session 6 Review Chapter 10 RATIONAL AND NONRATIONAL MODELS OF DECISION MAKING MAJOR QUESTION How can | integrate rational in non rational models of decision making? THE BIGGER PICTURE Decision making is a key process within the organizational framework for understanding and applying OB. The process varies along the continuum of rational to nonrational. Four steps in making rational decisions are: . Identify the problem . Generate alternative solutions . Evaluate alternatives and select a solution h WIN= . Implement evaluate the solution. Background: Some historic building are at risk of settling (even collapsing due to the tunneling efforts). One of London's most historic building (House of St. Barnabus (with its very rare Racoco plasterwork) is settling, and efforts must be excersised to save this building and plasterwork. efforts must be excersised to save this building and plasterwork. ASSIGNMENT: Using the (4) stages of the rational model of decision making (review the specific details of each stage: > How does the project manager (Andy Alder) and his team address this issue? > Be specific on each stage