satisficingajatteluun
Satisficingajatteluun, a Finnish term, describes a decision-making strategy where individuals aim to find a solution that is "good enough" rather than striving for the absolute optimal or best possible outcome. This approach contrasts with maximizing, which involves extensive search and evaluation to identify the most advantageous choice. Satisficing is often employed when faced with complex problems, limited time, or insufficient information, as it conserves cognitive resources.
The concept was introduced by psychologist Herbert Simon. He argued that human decision-making is often bounded
Examples of satisficing can be observed in everyday life. When grocery shopping, a person might choose the