Question

This module has described many methods that modern entrepreneurs use to take smart steps that generate data, promote learning, and reduce uncertainty. Information from observing, interviewing, experimenting, and testing can all be used to evaluate the plausibility of your creative value proposition. What is the judgment process called that determines whether you will take additional steps based on what you imagine, or forecast will happen if you proceed

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is: Justification.

Explanation:

Justification is a judgment process by which individuals determine if their actions will continue or if there is no reason to proceed because a reevaluation is necessary. Most rational decisions consider a justification based on facts, statistics or proven information so the outcome meets the expectations of the individuals.

In other words, justification refers to the excuse people consider as valid to go ahead with their actions or that makes them refrain from doing something.