When decisions are complex and involve the comparison of many options, each with multiple features, people usually use:
A) only the single-feature model.
B) both the single-feature model and the additive model.
C) both the elimination by aspects model and the additive model.
D) both the single-feature model and the elimination by aspects model.

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When decisions are complex, people often use the elimination by aspects model to narrow down options and the additive model to evaluate the remaining options based on multiple features.

When Decisions Are Complex and Involve the Comparison of Many