A decision-making behavior through which a police administrator chooses a satisfactory alternative, but not the best is known as
a. satisficing
b. bounded rationality
c. individual decision-making
d. group decision-making
A
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According to police accountability expert Samuel Walker, the discipline matrix can be a potentially useful tool and, if properly designed, ensure greater consistency in discipline
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