Satisficing Is the Decision-Making Strategy That

question 21

Multiple Choice

Satisficing is the decision-making strategy that:

• A)aims for adequate results when achieving optimal results may necessitate an excessive expenditure of resources.
• B)aims for optimal results in situations where the decision maker has perfect information.
• C)attempts to minimize the harm from losses rather than maximize the pleasure from gains.
• D)focuses on how one's consumption compares to the consumption of others, rather than on absolute consumption.

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Definitions:

Mild Neuroses

Less severe forms of neurotic disorders that involve chronic distress but do not impede the ability to function in daily life.

Adjustment Disorders

Emotional or behavioral responses to identifiable stressors, occurring within three months of the stressor and causing significant impairment.

Reality Therapist

A therapist who uses reality therapy, a method focused on helping clients choose more effective behaviors to satisfy their needs.

Value Judgments

Value Judgments are assessments or opinions formed about something's worth or importance, often based on personal values, beliefs, or cultural standards.