A Classical Decision Model Differs from a Behavior Decision Model

question 77

Multiple Choice

A classical decision model differs from a behavior decision model as the classical model:

• A) assumes that people act with only partial knowledge about the available action alternatives and their consequences.
• B) describes decision making with limited information and alternatives.
• C) recognizes cognitive limitations to our human information-processing capabilities.
• D) describes how many decisions get made in the ambiguous and fast-paced problem situations.
• E) assumes that the choice of preferred course of action is made by a decision maker who is fully informed about all possible alternatives.

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Definitions:

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