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Give examples of decisions you have made that correlate to Extended Decision Making, Limited Decision Making, Habitual Decision Making.

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Extended decision making would involve something that I spent a lot of time and effort evaluating alternatives and researching. I did this recently with my running shoes! I have been wearing the same brand for three years and after much research decided to go with Newton shoes. ...

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