You apply to a graduate school that decides on who is accepted by demanding that three successive criteria be met: high GPA, excellent letters of reference, and evidence of research experience. Failure to meet any one eliminates an applicant. What type of strategy is this?

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This is an example of elimination by aspects strategy, where the decision maker eliminates options based on whether they meet all the necessary criteria. Each criterion is considered one at a time, and if an option fails to meet any one of them, it is eliminated from consideration.

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