According to the Authors, Every Time We Make a Decision

question 119

Multiple Choice

According to the authors, every time we make a decision, we experience some amount of dissonance.Why?

• A) After people invest effort, they are motivated to second-guess themselves.
• B) The rejected alternative is seldom completely positive.
• C) The chosen alternative is seldom completely positive.
• D) People seldom seek out objective information before decision-making.

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Definitions:

Brain Drain

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Highly Educated Workers

Individuals who have attained a high level of education, typically resulting in specialized skills and knowledge.

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