Which of the following is NOT a difficulty that can result from bounded rationality in problem identification?
A)Perceptual defence
B)Problem defined in terms of functional specialty
C)Problem defined in terms of solution
D)Problem diagnosed in terms of symptoms
E)Problem defined as ill-structured

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Bounded rationality refers to the limitations on cognitive resources, information, and time that individuals face when making decisions. While perceptual defense, defining problems in terms of functional specialty or solutions, and diagnosing problems in terms of symptoms are all difficulties that can arise from bounded rationality, defining a problem as ill-structured is not a difficulty resulting from bounded rationality. Instead, it is a characteristic of the problem itself, indicating that it lacks a clear path to solution, not a consequence of the cognitive limitations of the decision-maker.

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