Why can including an elderly person in decision making be useful?

Correct answer: Because their experience can give better guidance

Including an elderly person in decision making can be useful because older people often have experience of family situations, work, relationships, and earlier problems. Their experience may help the family think carefully, notice possible risks, and choose a practical solution. This does not mean that elders must control every decision or that younger people cannot contribute. Good decisions can include the ideas of people of different ages.

Option D is correct because it directly explains the value of elders’ experience: it can provide better guidance. Options A, B, and C are incorrect because they make extreme or unrelated claims. The statement that only elders make decisions is unfair, youth can work and contribute, and household work does not stop merely because an elder joins the discussion. The key idea is respectful intergenerational cooperation.