Emotions and personal preferences may result in poor decisions. The two emotions that are the most disruptive to quality decision making are
A) anger and frustration.
B) anger and depression.
C) egotism and anger.
D) egotism and frustration.

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While all the emotions listed can impact decision making negatively, anger and depression can have the greatest impact. Anger can cloud judgment and lead to impulsive actions, while depression can lead to apathy and indecisiveness. Egotism and frustration can also be problematic, but may not have as severe of an impact as anger and depression.

Emotions and Personal Preferences May Result in Poor Decisions