In __________, the decision maker examines alternatives only until a solution that meets minimal requirements is found.
A) optimising
B) suboptimising
C) compromising
D) satisficing
E) narrowing

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Satisficing is a decision-making strategy in which the decision maker examines alternatives only until a solution that meets minimal requirements is found. This differs from optimising, where the decision maker searches for the best possible solution, and compromising, where the decision maker seeks a solution that is acceptable to all parties involved.

In __________, the Decision Maker Examines Alternatives Only Until a Solution