The tension that occurs when you believe you may have made a bad decision is known as ________.
A) postdecision dissonance
B) a mental set
C) justification of effort
D) hindsight bias

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Postdecision dissonance refers to the uncomfortable feeling of tension or regret that can arise after making a decision, particularly if there were other options available that were not chosen. It is a common experience, and can lead people to question and second-guess their decisions, and to seek out information or confirmation that supports their choice.

The Tension That Occurs When You Believe You May Have