Cognitive Decision Making Is Also Known as "Bounded Rationality" Because

question 64

Multiple Choice

Cognitive decision making is also known as "bounded rationality" because it recognizes

• A) that there is no irrationality in cognitive decision making.
• B) that cognition is more important than emotion in decision-making processes.
• C) that there are internal and external boundaries that limit what a decision maker knows.
• D) the importance of the bureaucracy in the decision­ making process.

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