Marina has been working as a waitress at a restaurant for the past ten years. For the first time, she was falsely accused of robbery by her manager. Feeling humiliated, Marina decides to quit her job. Marina's decision to quit her job is an example of a(n) decision.

The correct answer is nonprogrammed.

Explanation:

Also called unstructured, are decisions that are made in problems or situations that occur infrequently, or those that need a specific model or process of dissolution, for example: "Launching a new product to the market", in this Type of decisions is necessary to follow a decision-making model to generate a specific solution for this particular problem. Unscheduled decisions address infrequent or exceptional problems. If a problem has not occurred frequently enough to be covered by a policy or if it is so important that it deserves special treatment, it should be handled as an unscheduled decision. Problems such as allocating the resources of an organization, what to do with a production line that failed, such as improving relations with the community in fact, the most important problems that the manager will face, will usually require unscheduled decisions.