The pragmatic approach to decision-making which Charles Lindblom called the "science of muddling through" is better known as ________.
A)learning by doing
B)humanistic approach
C)satisficing
D)bounded rationality

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Satisficing is a decision-making strategy that aims for a satisfactory or adequate result, rather than the optimal solution. This approach, which Charles Lindblom referred to as the "science of muddling through," involves making decisions based on available, satisfactory options rather than exhaustive search and analysis.

The Pragmatic Approach to Decision-Making Which Charles Lindblom Called the "Science