_____ assumes that humans may not act rationally because of genetics, learned behavior, and rules of thumb.

A) Rational economics
B) Socialism
C) Cultural relativism
D) National culture
E) Behavioral economics

Behavioral Economics

An area of economic research that incorporates psychological insights into human behavior to explain economic decision-making.

Rational Economics

An approach to economics that assumes individuals make decisions based on logical evaluation of available information, aiming for maximum utility.

Learned Behavior

Actions or reactions that an individual acquires through experience or by being taught.