Systematic Errors in the Decision-Making Process Are Most Often Caused

question 40

Multiple Choice

Systematic errors in the decision-making process are most often caused by:

• A) inadequate information.
• B) information overload.
• C) cognitive biases of decision makers.
• D) poor data collection procedures.
• E) the devil's advocacy method.

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