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Emotions and Personal Preferences May Result in Poor Decisions

Question 11

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Emotions and personal preferences may result in poor decisions. The two emotions that are the most disruptive to quality decision making are

A) anger and frustration.
B) anger and depression.
C) egotism and anger.
D) egotism and frustration.

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