Unlike the rational-economic model, the behavioral decision model acknowledges human limitations that make rational decision-making difficult to achieve.

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The behavioral decision model recognizes that humans have cognitive limitations and emotional biases that often prevent them from making purely rational decisions, unlike the rational-economic model which assumes that individuals make decisions by logically and systematically analyzing all alternatives to maximize utility.

Unlike the Rational-Economic Model, the Behavioral Decision Model Acknowledges Human