The Term Time Inconsistency Is Used to Describe

question 63

Multiple Choice

The term time inconsistency is used to describe:

• A) a situation in which we regret choices we make simply because of when we made the choice.
• B) a situation in which we change our minds about what we want simply because of the timing of the decision.
• C) people's inability to correctly predict how their current choices will affect them in the future.
• D) people's inability to make choices today that determine their actions in the future.

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