________ is an organizational impediment to decision-making where moral and ethical limitations impact the decision.
A) Heuristics
B) Bounded rationality
C) Bounded discretion
D) Political "face saving" pressure

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Bounded discretion refers to the limits placed on decision making due to moral and ethical considerations. Heuristics are cognitive shortcuts used in decision making, bounded rationality refers to the limits of our cognitive abilities in decision making, and political "face saving" pressure refers to decision making influenced by the desire to save face or maintain a certain image. Only bounded discretion directly pertains to moral and ethical limitations impacting decision making.

________ Is an Organizational Impediment to Decision-Making Where Moral and Ethical