The Decision Theorists Who Favor the Ecological-Rationality Perspective Are Most

Multiple Choice

The decision theorists who favor the ecological-rationality perspective are most likely to argue that

A) humans have an inborn predisposition to use decision-making heuristics.
B) when humans are in a good mood, they are more accurate on decision-making tasks.
C) when humans have received appropriate training, they make virtually no errors on decision-making tasks.
D) humans typically make wise decisions in naturalistic situations.