Döntés
Döntés is the Hungarian term for the act of deciding, or a decision itself. In everyday speech as well as in business, politics, and philosophy, it denotes choosing a course of action from among available alternatives and accepting the consequences of that choice.
Etymology: The noun is formed from the verb dönteni, meaning to decide or settle, with the suffix
Decision-making typically involves a sequence of activities: defining the problem, setting criteria, generating options, evaluating alternatives,
Several theoretical models address how decisions are made. The rational model assumes complete information and consistent
Decisions can be categorized by scope (strategic, tactical, operational), by novelty (programmed vs non-programmed), and by
Tools for improving decision quality include decision analysis, decision trees, multi-criteria decision analysis, and cost-benefit or