Evaluating alternative options and choosing one option among them is called the theory of bounded rationality.

The statement is false. Bounded rationality describes decision-making when a person’s information, time, or ability to evaluate choices is limited; the person often settles for an option that is good enough rather than fully comparing every alternative. Simply evaluating alternatives and choosing one is decision-making in general, not the definition of bounded rationality.

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