Postdecisional dissonance is said to occur

A) after you realize you have made a bad decision
B) when you had to choose between two attractive alternatives
C) when you are unable to make up your mind about something
D) if you make a decision without weighing the facts

Postdecisional Dissonance

The psychological discomfort experienced after making a difficult choice, often leading to regret or rationalization of the decision.

Bad Decision

A choice that leads to negative or undesired outcomes, often resulting from inadequate information, poor judgement, or a lack of foresight.

Attractive Alternatives

Options that are appealing or desirable in comparison to others available, often considered in decision-making processes.