The pitfall between quick decisions and regular decisions
A) Quick decisions are often tainted by bias
B) They are the same, only faster (you don't go through a cognitive process for either)
C) You always want everyone's input, so you must push more to get it, in fast decisions
D) Try to push either type of decision up the food chain, so you are not responsible

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Quick decisions are often made without adequate information or analysis, which can lead to biases influencing the decision-making process. Regular decisions are usually made with a more thorough analysis, reducing the risk of biases affecting the outcome.

The Pitfall Between Quick Decisions and Regular Decisions