Car A has good mileage,a low price,and low maintenance,or three pluses.Car B has only a low price and low maintenance,or two pluses.So,I'll choose Car A.This is an example of
A) a weighted additive strategy.
B) a field dependent decision strategy.
C) a purely additive strategy.
D) elimination-by-aspects.

Question

Car A has good mileage,a low price,and low maintenance,or three pluses.Car B has only a low price and low maintenance,or two pluses.So,I'll choose Car A.This is an example of
A) a weighted additive strategy.
B) a field dependent decision strategy.
C) a purely additive strategy.
D) elimination-by-aspects.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This is an example of a purely additive strategy, where each option is evaluated independently and the option with the highest sum of positive features is chosen. In this case, Car A has three positives (good mileage, low price, low maintenance) while Car B has only two (low price, low maintenance), making Car A the preferred choice.

Car a Has Good Mileage,a Low Price,and Low Maintenance,or Three