Read the following passage and then answer the question below.

The term “bounded rationality” describes a more realistic conception of human problem-solving ability. People might satisfice in some circumstances rather than trying to accurately calculate the best decision.
Judging from context, what is the best definition for satisfice?
a. to sacrifice present satisfaction for the promise of greater satisfaction in the future
b. to forgo maximizing utility in one situation in order to maximize utility in another
c. to alter one’s experience of satisfaction in order to maximize the satisfaction offered by an available good
d. to find the option that provides the minimum level of satisfaction required


d. to find the option that provides the minimum level of satisfaction required

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