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philosophy use the
concept of
satisficing in a
similar sense,
though most call for
optimization instead. Two
traditions of
satisficing exist in decision-making...
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satisficing, in
which individuals evaluate options until they find one that is "good enough". The
distinction between "maximizing" and "
satisficing"...
- main
topics of the
field are
moral judgment,
moral reasoning,
moral satisficing,
moral sensitivity,
moral responsibility,
moral motivation,
moral identity...
- finding.
Acquiescence bias is
proposed to be a
product of '
satisficing' behaviour. '
Satisficing' sees
respondents select responses that are satisfactory...
- anti****ted or was unlikely. A
further difference is
between maximizing and
satisficing consequentialism.
According to
maximizing consequentialism, only the...
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different alternatives. See also
Decision analysis and
Decision theory.
Satisficing:
examining alternatives only
until the
first acceptable one is found...
- soft drink,
launched in 2012
Effort satisficing theory, a decision-making strategy; see
Satisficing § Effort
satisficing theory East (disambiguation) Est...
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advantages of
satisficing when
knowledge and
understanding are deficient. The info-gap
robustness function provides a
means of
implementing a
satisficing strategy...
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heuristic Recognition heuristic Satisficing Similarity heuristic Take-the-best
heuristic Tallying Herbert Simon's
satisficing heuristic can be used to choose...
- and he is best
known for the
theories of "bounded rationality" and "
satisficing". He
received the
Turing Award in 1975 and the
Nobel Memorial Prize in...
