A tendency to broadly bracket decisions may be evidence of
A) A diversification bias.
B) Melioration.
C) A status quo bias.
D) A default option bias.

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A diversification bias occurs when individuals choose a greater variety of options when making simultaneous selections than when making sequential selections, which can be seen as a form of broad bracketing decisions.

A Tendency to Broadly Bracket Decisions May Be Evidence of