A "bad choice" as defined in choice architecture is a choice that:

A. policymakers consider not optimal for society, despite individual choosers' benefits.
B. policymakers want to nudge participants away from.
C. is considered not optimal by the choice architect.
D. is one that the chooser will regret later.


Answer: D

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