Decision Makers Tend to Rely on Their Implicit Favourite When

question 159

Multiple Choice

Decision makers tend to rely on their implicit favourite when

• A)they are trying to determine the most appropriate decision style.
• B)they want to make more creative decisions.
• C)they don't have any alternatives to choose from, yet still want to make a decision.
• D)they evaluate decision alternatives.
• E)they want to avoid escalation of commitment.

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Definitions:

Universal Emotions

Basic emotions that are experienced by all humans across different cultures and include happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust.

Cross-Cultural Research

The study of similarities and differences in behavior, traditions, values, and social norms across different cultures.

Ekman's Idea

Refers to psychologist Paul Ekman's theory that there are six basic emotions - happiness, sadness, fear, disgust, anger, and surprise - which are universal across human cultures.

Core Affect

A fundamental psychological state underlying mood and emotions, representing the most basic feelings of pleasure or displeasure and arousal or sleepiness.