How Does Satisficing Differ from Rational Decision Making

question 65

Multiple Choice

How does satisficing differ from rational decision making?

• A) Leaders don't always clearly identify a problem.
• B) Leaders aren't always able to elucidate their goals.
• C) Leaders cannot always determine policy alternatives.
• D) Leaders don't always analyze costs and benefits of policy alternatives.
• E) Leaders don't always choose the optimal solution.

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