In the third step of rational decision making (evaluating alternatives and selecting a solution), you need to evaluate each alternative not only according to cost and quality but also according to which of the following questions?

The answer is "Is it ethical, feasible, and effective?"

Explanation:

In the third step of rational decision making, it is necessary to also evaluate each alternative in terms of being ethical. Will the decision or alternative cause harm to anyone either directly or indirectly?  The person must also consider whether the decision or alternative chosen is feasible in the sense that it can practically be accomplished and does not require any great sacrifice or unreasonable demands. And finally, the person involved in this decision-making process should evaluate whether the solution will be effective.  

no, dan should reduce his discretionary spending. not long-term goals involve more planning than short-term goals do

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