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I agree that a person will choose A more than B, because A will pay out more. When a person makes choices, we factor in several variables. Referring back to the “Ghetto Choice” section in the book, the drug dealer was arrested for selling drugs. He had a choice to sell drugs and make 5000 dollars a night or work flipping burger for 300 dollars a night? When faced with this decision, people will like to choose sell the drugs with there were no consequences involved. Because there are so many variables, a person is more likely to choose flipping burgers. “Making choices may involve a great deal of thought (Chance 2014,

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