Assume That a Consumer Prefers Watching Yu-Gi-Oh to Watching Teen

question 10

Multiple Choice

Assume that a consumer prefers watching Yu-Gi-Oh to watching Teen Titans, and that this same consumer prefers watching Teen Titans to watching Sponge Bob. Further assume that this same consumer states, "I would prefer to watch Sponge Bob to watching Yu-Gi-Oh." This consumer's preferences violate which of the following key assumptions?

• A) Completeness.
• B) Transitivity.
• C) More is better.
• D) Both completeness and transitivity.

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SQ3R

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