18) Nаоmi аnd Cаmina are mоving оut of their college apartment and are trying to figure out what to keep, what to donate, and what to throw away. They open up a drawer that hadn’t been opened for at least two years and see several keyrings. Naomi pulls out a University of Wisconsin keyring and shows it to Camina. Camina says, “I don’t even know where that came from. Maybe it came with the apartment. We should just throw it away. I don’t think anyone would want that.” They go through several more keyrings until they come to one that looks almost identical to the first University of Wisconsin keyring they had seen in the drawer. Camina says, “Oh you know what? That one is mine. I got it sophomore year. I’m going to keep that.” The fact that Camina felt the keyring that didn’t belong to her had no value (i.e., was garbage), but that the keyring that did belong to her was worth keeping is most consistent with what decision-making issue?
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