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First , the group ' s discussions are limited to a few alternative courses of action (
often only two ) without a survey of the full range ... Third , the group fails to
reexamine the course of action initially preferred by the majority of members from
the ...
First , the group ' s discussions are limited to a few alternative courses of action (
often only two ) without a survey of the full range ... Third , the group fails to
reexamine the course of action initially preferred by the majority of members from
the ...
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The decision - makers ( 1 ) thoroughly canvassed a wide range of alternative
courses of action ; ( 2 ) surveyed the ... even when the information or judgments
did not support the course of action they initially preferred ; ( 6 ) reexamined the ...
The decision - makers ( 1 ) thoroughly canvassed a wide range of alternative
courses of action ; ( 2 ) surveyed the ... even when the information or judgments
did not support the course of action they initially preferred ; ( 6 ) reexamined the ...
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The decision - makers ( 1 ) thoroughly canvassed a wide range of alternative
courses of action ; ( 2 ) surveyed the ... even when the information or judgments
did not support the course of action they initially preferred ; ( 6 ) reexamined the ...
The decision - makers ( 1 ) thoroughly canvassed a wide range of alternative
courses of action ; ( 2 ) surveyed the ... even when the information or judgments
did not support the course of action they initially preferred ; ( 6 ) reexamined the ...
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Contents
Why So Many Miscalculations? | 2 |
The Bay of Pigs | 14 |
The Wrong | 48 |
Copyright | |
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