Domains
This article discusses five different decision-making domains, each with its unique characteristics and approaches:
Decision-Making Domain Problem-Solving Method Description Clear Domain Sense–Categorize–Respond Well-understood situations with established rules and clear cause-and-effect relationships. Complicated Domain Sense–Analyze–Respond Complex situations where expertise is needed, and multiple valid approaches are possible. Complex Domain Probe–Sense–Respond Dealing with “unknown unknowns,” where cause and effect are unpredictable. Chaotic Domain Act–Sense–Respond Highly unpredictable situations demanding immediate action to restore order.