Exploring Intelligent Decision Making

What is the primary goal of intelligent decision making?

• Making informed choices using AI Technology

• To rely solely on past experiences.

• To avoid any form of analysis.

• To make decisions based on gut feelings.

In the intelligence cycle, what is the first step?

• A) Dissemination
  

• B) Planning and direction
  

• C) Processing and analysis
  

• D) Synthesis

Which of the following is NOT a component of the intelligence cycle?

• 
  A) Collection
  

• B) Processing
  

• C) Feedback
  

• D) Assumption

Identify the correct order of Components of Intelligent Cycle

• 
  Planning & Direction - Collection - Processing - Analysis - Dissemination -
  Monitor & Evaluation

• Planning & Direction - Processing - Collection -Analysis - Dissemination -
  Monitor & Evaluation

• 
  Processing - Planning & Direction - Collection -Analysis - Dissemination -
  Monitor & Evaluation

• None of the above

Forecast future outcomes based on the Historical data and current trends is called

• 
  Planning

• Perspective Analysis

• 
  Predictive Modeling

• Machine learning

Which of the following is considered a fact in analysis?

• 
  A) A prediction about future market trends
  

• B) Verified data from an official financial report
  

• 
  C) Personal opinion about a company’s performance
  

• D) A perception about customer behavior

  Answer:

What is the role of perception in analysis?

• 
  A) To interpret information based on individual experiences and biases
  

• B) To provide concrete evidence for decisions
  

• 
  C) To eliminate subjective viewpoints from analysis
  

• D) To validate facts with empirical data

Which of the following best defines a belief in the context of analysis?

• 
  A) A verified statement supported by evidence
  

• B) A personal conviction or interpretation that may lack empirical proof
  

• 
  C) A future-oriented prediction based on trends
  

• D) A structured synthesis of data

Projections in analysis are used to:

• 
  A) Analyze historical data for trends
  

• B) Make educated guesses / prediction about future scenarios
  

• 
  C) Validate the accuracy of collected data
  

• D) Test assumptions through experiments

What does synthesis in analysis involve?

• A) Separating information into smaller, independent parts
  
  

• B) Combining diverse elements to create a comprehensive understanding
  

• 
  C) Reviewing only factual data for accuracy
  

• D) Ignoring subjective inputs in decision-making