If someone settles on an alternative that is "good enough" because it meets the minimum requirements of the situation, this is known as
A)rational decision making.
B)framing.
C)satisficing.
D)heuristics.
E)intuition.

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Satisficing is the term used to describe the act of selecting a solution that meets the minimum requirements of the situation, rather than looking for the optimal solution. Option A, rational decision making, involves a thorough analysis of all available options to select the best one. Framing refers to the way a problem or decision is presented. Heuristics involve mental shortcuts to simplify decision making. Intuition is the act of making a decision based on a "gut feeling".

If Someone Settles on an Alternative That Is "Good Enough