The Status Quo Bias Is Different from the Omission Bias

question 70

Multiple Choice

The status quo bias is different from the omission bias in that the former is about making decisions that ____, while the latter is about making decisions that ____.

• A) keep things the same; require little effort
• B) keep things the same; avoid risks
• C) are similar to other people's decisions; require little effort
• D) are similar to other people's decisions; avoid risks

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Definitions:

General Management

The executive and organizational activities involved in directing a company or one of its departments, focusing on strategy, policy development, and achieving business objectives.

Physical Plant

Refers to the physical facilities of a business, including buildings and equipment.

Step-down Method

An allocation method used in cost accounting to distribute overhead costs to various cost centers and products in stages based on their usage of services.

Physical Plant Department

The division within an organization responsible for managing and maintaining the physical facilities, including buildings and grounds.