The View That Since Decision Makers Have Limited Information, Limited

question 33

Multiple Choice

The view that since decision makers have limited information, limited information processing capabilities, and tend toward satisficing rather than maximization of outcomes when making decisions accords with:

• A)mini-maxing outcome.
• B)implicit rationality.
• C)clustering reality.
• D)limited processing paradigm.
• E)bounded rationality.

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