Free practice · single-choice · hard
Practice
Describe a trade-off
Option A is faster but costs more; Option B is slower but costs less. Both meet every must-have. What should a recommendation do?
Decision quality record
Gate must-haves before comparing weighted preferences
- Objective
- Success measure and decision boundary
- Must-haves
- Non-negotiable feasibility gates
- Criteria
- Distinct evidence-based preferences
- Trade-offs
- Advantages and disadvantages retained
- Sensitivity
- Reasonable changes that alter the choice
A transparent recommendation connects feasible options to declared criteria, evidence, trade-offs, and sensitivity.