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Simon's decision making model holds four phases <ref> Riahi-Belkaoui, A. (2001): ''Behavioral management accounting''. Greenwood Publishing Group </ref>:

# Intelligence phase
#:Consist on surveying the environment for situations that demand decisions. It implies an identification of the problem(s), the collection of information and the establishment of goal and evaluative criteria.
# Design phase
#:Involves delineating and analyzing various courses of action for the problem identified in the intelligence phase. It implies an enumeration of a combination of feasible alternatives and their evaluation on the basis of the criteria established in the intelligence phase.
# Choice phase
#:Involves selecting the best alternative. 
# Monitor phase (also called review or implementation)
#:Designed to insure the proper execution of choice.

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