Decision alternatives are structured so that several could occur simultaneously. Group of answer choices True False

False

Explanation:

It is false because the range of designed alternatives reflect solid different approaches or priorities across objectives, presenting decision makers with real options and choices.

Decision trees are well-known representations of Boolean functions, the decision alternatives structure has a statement or a set of statements that are considered "true". When the Boolean expression determines it as "true", the statement or set of statements of the structure is executed, if this doesn't happen then the statements are skipped.