Decision Making That Is Fast and Affectively Charged Is

question 77

Multiple Choice

Decision making that is fast and affectively charged is

• A)using the rational methods.
• B)using judgment shortcuts.
• C)escalating commitment.
• D)relying on intuition.
• E)using risk aversion.

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