Question

poor decision making can stem from the human tendency to: be unrealistically confident in the accuracy of one’s predictions. rely on scientific knowledge to solve problems. observe a situation from different angles and think of alternative outcomes. minimize expected loss and produce quick and easy resolutions.

Explanation:

Over - confidence in predictions can lead to poor decision - making as it may cause one to ignore potential risks or other factors. Relying on scientific knowledge is generally good for decision - making. Observing from different angles and considering alternatives is also beneficial. Minimizing expected loss and quick resolutions are rational decision - making strategies.

Answer:

A. be unrealistically confident in the accuracy of one’s predictions.