Alternative Selection and Evaluative Models Are NOT Followed Using Any

Multiple Choice

Alternative selection and evaluative models are NOT followed using any single strategy since it is affected by all of the following EXCEPT:

A) the fact that not all models are appropriate for single alternative choices.
B) the fact that consumers may not have sufficient cognitive capacity to simultaneously integrate several beliefs about many alternatives.
C) the fact that most decision problems are actually a complex collection of interrelated sub-problems.
D) the fact that consumers probably do not have easily accessible decision models stored in memory.
E) the fact that most integration processes are not subject to be 'constructed' at the time they are needed.