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Bad Decisions Student’s Name: Institution: Decision-making is a cognitive process which comprises of different thinking styles. Depending on the resources required, amount of obtained information and the degree of analyses, there are three different categories of decision-making. These are non-analytical, unaided analytical and aided analytical (Paluch, 2012, p.10, para.2). Through the decision-making process good and bad decisions are made, but it is the bad ones that cost the business and the involved parties heavily. According to Andersen (2013, para.2), these bad decisions arise due to the decision makers lack of facts relevant to the issue, disregard for the input of other involved...