In Sociology, rational choice theory and social exchange theory involve looking at all social relationships which are tangible and intangible. True true False false Single In politics, rational choice theory can be used to explain voting patterns, politician acts, and the handling of political concerns. True true False false Single Rational choice is used to understand a social phenomenon, looking at the individuals as actors. True true False false Single Rational choice theory isn’t applicable into varieties of domains, including economics, psychology, and philosophy. True false False true Single Rational choice theory doesn’t focus on individual action. True false False true Single Rational choice theory fails to account for intuition and intuitive thinking. True true False false Single Rational choice theory ignores the role of ethics and values in decision-making. True true False false Single Personal tastes influence how people choose what will best suit them. True true False false Single Psychodynamic theory claims that humans desire pleasure as a result of unconscious processes. True true False false Single Individuals are in control of their decisions, according to rational choice theory. True true False false Single