Individuals Often Rely on Cues and Instincts to Make Decisions

question 80

Multiple Choice

Individuals often rely on cues and instincts to make decisions, rather than on an analysis of detailed information. Scholars have termed such thinking as

• A) self-interest.
• B) low attention span.
• C) high attention syndrome.
• D) low information rationality.
• E) high information rationality.

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