Why does the author likely include the final section titled "Everyday Decision-Making" in the article?

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Why does the author likely include the final section titled “Everyday Decision-Making” in the article?

A  to show how not every case of herd behavior is necessarily negative or violent

B  to show that herd behavior also occurs in smaller groups

C  to demonstrate how herd behavior allows individuals to avoid risks

D  to acknowledge that herd behavior is a problem that everyone faces

Explanation:

The correct answer is option A  to show how not every case of herd behavior is necessarily negative or violent.

 This question is based on the article "Herd Behavior" and with the final section titled "Everyday Decision-Maker" the author tries to show how following the herd does not always lead to a bad result.

Here is an example of a restaurant and how the actions of other people influence our own decisions, when heading to a full restaurant just because other people are already there.

Given this information we can say that the correct answer is option A.

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the author motivation is to show the power of animal-human relationships.