Multiple Choice
Jim wants to buy a new bike.He considers several factors, such as mileage, style, and price.Although the bike he chooses is priced a little higher than he was planning to spend, the superb mileage compensates for the higher price.This is an example of:
A) compensatory decision rule.
B) postpurchase dissonance.
C) determinant attribute.
D) decision heuristics.
E) noncompensatory decision rule.
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