The model of decision-making that describes pragmatically how we "muddle through" decisions as we adjust over time to changing factors around us is called:
A) the reasoned-choice model
B) the incremental model
C) the mixed scanning model
D) the environmental scan model

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The incremental model describes how we make decisions by taking small, incremental steps, adjusting as we go along based on changing factors and feedback. This model acknowledges that decision-making is often messy and complex, and that we rarely have all the information we need to make a perfect choice. Thus, we "muddle through" decisions as we learn from our experiences and adapt to our environment.

The Model of Decision-Making That Describes Pragmatically How We "Muddle