When Researchers Speak of a Decision's Frame, They Are Referring

question 32

Multiple Choice

When researchers speak of a decision's frame, they are referring to:

• A) changes in one's assumptions about a decision that have the impact of altering the expected utility of that decision
• B) aspects of how the decision to be made is phrased that are irrelevant to the utility of the decision
• C) the pattern of needs and values that a participant brings to each decision
• D) aspects of how a question is worded that have no impact on the participant's decisions about that question

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Definitions:

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

A foundational document adopted by the United Nations in 1948, outlining the rights and freedoms entitled to all human beings.

Military Industry

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Cold War

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Operation Dixie

A post-World War II campaign initiated by the American labor movement to unionize industrial workers in the southern United States.