A decision-making strategy that involves systematically evaluating the important features of each alternative and rating each one using an arbitrary scale is called the:
A) single-feature model.
B) additive model.
C) elimination by aspects model.
D) availability model.

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The strategy described is the additive model, where important features are rated and systematically added up to determine the overall score for each alternative. The other options (single-feature model, elimination by aspects model, and availability model) involve different decision-making processes.

A Decision-Making Strategy That Involves Systematically Evaluating the Important Features