The Premise of the Rational Choice Theory Is

question 38

Multiple Choice

The premise of the rational choice theory is:

• A) There are rewards and costs that determine a person's choices
• B) People act intentionally in order to achieve goals
• C) Coercion is the driving force behind all decisions
• D) Individual choices are only limited by self-generated constraints

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