The Two-Process Model of Decision Making Suggests That One Process

The two-process model of decision making suggests that one process is analytical and rational, and involves thoughtful consideration of the risks and benefits, while the second process

A) is much faster, intuitive, and based on experience, emotion, and whether the behavior "feels right" in the moment.
B) requires carefully visualizing each choice before selecting an option.
C) involves asking for advice from someone with appropriate skill or experience.
D) is a type of blind or random guessing.