Many of the decisions made in the "real world" don't seem to follow a logical or rational process,and thus are ________ decisions.

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Satisficing refers to making decisions that are "good enough" rather than striving for the optimal solution. In the real world, where factors like time, resources, and incomplete information may influence decision-making, satisficing becomes a common approach. Therefore, option D is the best choice.

Many of the Decisions Made in the "Real World" Don't