Choosing between going to a movie and eating at a nice restaurant can best be thought of as
A) lexicographic decision making.
B) symbolic decision making.
C) noncomparable decision making.
D) a discursive judgment.
E) attribute evaluative processing.

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Going to a movie and eating at a nice restaurant are noncomparable options as they do not share a common unit of measurement. Therefore, the decision-making process would involve comparing the subjective value of each option based on personal preferences and priorities.

Choosing Between Going to a Movie and Eating at a Nice