When Terry fed her dog, she noticed that only one can of Alpo Beef Chunk Dinner remained. Since it was the only kind her aging dog ate, she stopped at the supermarket and bought a case of Alpo Beef Chunk Dinner dog food. What kind of purchase decision-making process did Terry use to replenish her stock of canned dog food?

A. Consideration set
B. Attribution
C. Habitual decision making
D. Extended problem solving
E. Limited problem solving


Answer: C

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a. the giving of a negotiable instrument. b. the making of an irrevocable obligation to a third party. c. the lack of notice. d. Both the giving of a negotiable instrument and the making of an irrevocable obligation to a third party are correct.

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