Exploring decision-making processes often involves the use of decision trees. Despite their usefulness, decision trees have notable limitations. Which option best captures one of these limitations? Group of answer choices People do not consider all options of a decision. Instead they focus on their favorite options and ignore the rest. Decision trees only describe critical decisions such as job hiring or jury decisions, but not everyday decisions Decision trees do not account for errors in decision making such as the sunk cost fallacy Decision trees over-simplify decisions. Real world decisions are more complicated than decision trees describe