- Attributes Riskiness Ease Of Getting There Cost To Get There Cost While There Odd Food Variety Of Activities Use The Fol 1 (63.86 KiB) Viewed 10 times
Attributes Riskiness Ease of getting there Cost to get there Cost while there Odd food Variety of activities Use the following information to respond to the next five items. You have decided to use the Multi-Attribute Attitude Model to help you decide what you want to do for a gift to yourself after you graduate. You narrowed your choices to four activities from which you will make your selection. You have also generated a list of attributes that are important to you. You have evaluated those attributes and formed beliefs about each country concerning those attributes. The results are in the following table. a b. C. d. e. Evaluations 10 5 6 7 9 8 Wrestle Steal Wild Gorilla 9 4 6 8 8 6 Grizzly Cubs 10 4 8 5 4 9 Beliefs Brush Wild Lion's Teeth 9 5 5 8 7 7 Climb Mount Everest 8 3 4 7 9 7 Using the compensatory process and the given total attitudes that you have for each country, which country, or countries, would you choose? Using the non-compensatory process known as conjunctive decision making, with a minimum score of 5, which country, or countries, would you choose? Using the non-compensatory process known as disjunctive decision making with a minimum score of 10, which country, or countries, would you choose? Using the non-compensatory process known as lexicographic decision making, which country would you choose? Because of recent culinary research, the odd food found in exotic locations is often more healthy than normal American food. For that reason, you have reconsidered your evaluations and you now consider odd food to be the most important. Now, using lexicographic decision making, which country would you choose?