Satisficing Refers To

question 53

Multiple Choice

Satisficing refers to:

• A) The tendency to choose an alternative that is good enough rather than the best
• B) The feeling employees experience when they are not involved in a decision in which they would have made a valuable contribution
• C) A desirable outcome of decision making when several employees participate in the decision process
• D) The feeling employees experience when they make the right decision

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Definitions:

Either Or

A logical proposition or choice implying that one out of two possible options must be selected or is true, excluding simultaneous truth or selection of both.

Disjunctive Conclusion

A logical inference which results from a disjunction in which at least one of the stated alternatives must be true.

Argument

A series of statements structured to establish a position and persuade an audience, consisting of premises leading logically to a conclusion.

Proposition

An announcement that outlines a viewpoint or judgment.