The Act of Choosing a Solution That Is Good Enough

question 36

Multiple Choice

 The act of choosing a solution that is good enough is called

• A) framing.
• B) reasoning.
• C) satisficing.
• D) discounting.

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Definitions:

Particularistic Values

Norms and moral standards that are considered unique or applicable to specific groups, cultures, or situations rather than universal.

Small Groups

Social units consisting of a limited number of members, allowing for direct interaction and close relationships.

Social Facts

Durkheim's term for a set of norms, values, and structures external to the individual that exert social control.

Power-Dependence Framework

A theory emphasizing the relational aspect of power, suggesting that the power of entity A over entity B is dependent on B's reliance on A for resources or outcomes.