In relation to ambiguity in decision-making:
A)the rational model is based on the assumption that information is known
B)causality of events is ambiguous
C)both of the above
D)none of the above

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The rational model of decision-making assumes that all necessary information is known and available, allowing for a clear and logical path to decision-making. However, in reality, ambiguity often exists, including in the causality of events, which complicates the decision-making process. Both statements A and B are true in the context of ambiguity in decision-making.

In Relation to Ambiguity in Decision-Making