When Bounded Rational Decision Makers Focus on Alternatives That Are

question 47

Multiple Choice

When bounded rational decision makers focus on alternatives that are ''good enough'' rather than on finding the best possible solution, they engage in:

• A) heuristics.
• B) satisficing.
• C) programmed decision making.
• D) nonprogrammed decision making.

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