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Research on decision-making indicates that there are two main steps in making choices. They are ____.

a. ruling out the losers in the full range of choices and then focusing in on selecting a winning option
b. whittling the full range of choices down to a limited few and then carefully considering these remaining few options
c. making a preliminary choice, and then reviewing your choice to be certain that you are satisfied with it
d. establishing your priorities, and then identifying the choice that best complements your priorities

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