A decision maker's need to justify their decision tends to cause:
A) More ethical decisions
B) Escalation of commitment
C) Creative decisions
D) The decision maker to look for more alternatives

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The need to justify a decision can lead to an escalation of commitment, which means that the decision maker becomes more committed to their chosen course of action despite negative outcomes or new information. This can result in a reluctance to change course and a lack of openness to alternative ideas or solutions.

A Decision Maker's Need to Justify Their Decision Tends to Cause