Which of the following is NOT a problem with the sole use of normative models in evaluating intuitive inferences?
A) Normative models ignore the context of a decision in favor of its formative structures
B) Conditions that make it possible to use a normative model are rarely present in the real world
C) Normative models are inherently complex, making it too time consuming to develop and test their usefulness
D) In certain circumstances, alternative models held by the social perceiver may generate more useful criteria that inherent conflict with standards generated by more normative models

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The other options (A, B, and D) all highlight problems with using normative models to evaluate intuitive inferences, but C is not a problem with normative models. Normative models may be complex, but this is not a problem with using them for evaluation. In fact, complexity is often necessary for accurately modeling the decision-making process.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Problem with the Sole