Most low-effort decisions are made
A) with considerable effort.
B) with a high level of cognition but a low level of affect.
C) frequently and repeatedly over time.
D) to choose the best possible selection.
E) occasionally but with considerable expense.

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Low-effort decisions are those that require minimal cognitive effort or conscious thought, and are frequently made without much consideration or deliberation. These types of decisions are often made repeatedly over time, as they become habitual or automatic.

Most Low-Effort Decisions Are Made