According to Mittelstaedt, if one chooses between two alternatives which are NEARLY EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE (i.

According to Mittelstaedt, if one chooses between two alternatives which are NEARLY EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE (i.e., have nearly equal perceived utility prior to purchase), he/she would be ______ likely to select the same one again when given a larger array of products from which to choose than had the original choice been easier to make.

a.more

b.less

c.One cannot reasonably predict the effect when new alternatives are added.