Rational decision making is characterised by making value-maximising choices which:
A)require maturity
B)require high intelligence
C)have limited choices
D)are consistent

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Rational decision making requires consistency in making choices that maximize value. This means that decisions are made based on carefully assessing available options, considering the potential outcomes and risks of each option, and selecting the option that provides the greatest benefit. While maturity and intelligence may be important factors in decision making, they are not necessarily required for rational decision making. Additionally, having limited choices does not necessarily guarantee that a decision is rational.

Rational Decision Making Is Characterised by Making Value-Maximising Choices Which