Flying out of New York's LaGuardia Airport on Penn State Air - motto We Are - Fast and & Fun, a flock of birds appears out of nowhere on takeoff, hitting our plane. Both engines go down at the same moment - things look bad. Fortunately, the Nittany Lion is on the plane and has studied cognitive decision-making. Wish he could talk - so no help. We, on the other hand, understand personality dimensions covered in class and know how to assess this situation. Which answer below is NOT accurate concerning your pilot's decision-making process (sensing, intuition, thinking, feeling). Group of answer choices Understanding the dynamics around all 150 people on the plane was a feeling dimension Reviewing all the data to use it in an objective decision-making way was a thinking dimension Deciding to land in the Hudson River was a sensing dimension Reviewing the info on all the instruments on the status was a sensing dimension