Illusion of Control, Discounting the Future, and Framing Effects Are

question 71

Multiple Choice

Illusion of control, discounting the future, and framing effects are examples of

• A) social realities.
• B) psychological biases.
• C) strategic planning steps.
• D) ready-made solutions.
• E) time pressures.

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