A Decision-Making Strategy That Involves Evaluating All the Options, One

question 372

Multiple Choice

A decision-making strategy that involves evaluating all the options, one characteristic at a time, starting with the most important, and discarding an option if it doesn't meet that criterion, is called the:

• A) single-feature model.
• B) additive model.
• C) elimination by aspects model.
• D) integrative model.

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