Decision Makers in International Relations Often Act Without Access to Complete

question 2

Multiple Choice

Decision makers in international relations often act without access to complete information and operate under pressure. When, despite these deficiencies, the decision makers attempt to choose the best course of action, they are acting in a way consistent with which concept?

• A)game theory
• B)bounded rationality
• C)asymmetric information
• D)cognitive dissonance

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Definitions:

Igneous Feature

A geological structure formed from hardened lava or magma, such as a volcano or granite intrusion.

Dike

A sheetlike intrusion that cuts across any layers in a host rock, commonly formed with a steep orientation.

Sill

A tabular igneous intrusion that parallels layers or other planar structures of the surrounding rock and which usually has a subhorizontal orientation.

Laccolith

A bulge-shaped igneous body that has domed and tilted overlying layers and that is observed or interpreted to have a relatively flat floor.