If information processing was perfect, many studies conclude that individuals would tend to make __________ decisions using that information due to __________.
A) less than fully rational; behavioral biases
B) fully rational; behavioral biases
C) less than fully rational; fundamental risk
D) fully rational; fundamental risk
E) fully rational; utility maximization
Correct Answer:
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A)
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