Satisficing

He engaged in satisficing (taking the first information available, a behaviour also alluded to by Meyers in his study of grade 9s), trusted the search engine, and took the first two results; he did not plan, nor did he revisit the assignment. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Excerpt: In economics, satisficing is a behaviour which attempts to achieve at least some minimum level of a particular variable, but which does not strive to achieve its maximum possible value. ❋ KaneCitizen (2006)

This position is often described as satisficing consequentialism (Slote 1984). ❋ Sinnott-Armstrong, Walter (2006)

Consumers willingly take these risks in satisficing. ❋ Rebecca Tushnet (2009)

Avoiding Endless Occupation yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Avoiding Endless Occupation'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: A compromise course is proposed for Iraq that would reduce casualties and maybe expense while "satisficing" all conflicting power interests there.' ❋ Unknown (2007)

What you're doing there is 'satisficing' rather than 'optimising'. ❋ Unknown (2006)

And, your phrasing above almost suggests that you are talking about the emergence of norms (and essentially about 'satisficing' related to coordination), but I'm not sure that we then necessarily need performativity. ❋ Unknown (2009)

An economist would say these consumers were satisficing (looking for advice that is good enough). ❋ Unknown (2009)

Strong factors in their use and trust of information sources were motivation and satisficing (finding information that is “good enough” or adequate, but not necessarily optimal, for the task; the term is attributable to Herbert Simon). ❋ Unknown (2008)

Strong factors in their use and trust of information sources were motivation and satisficing (finding information that is “good enough” or adequate, but not necessarily optimal, for the task; the term is attributable to Herbert Simon). ❋ Unknown (2008)

The results of the study suggest that many college students view their educational experience as one of “satisficing” — finding just enough information that is “good enough” to complete course assignments. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Instructional manipulation checks: Detecting satisficing to increase statistical power Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 45, 867-872 ❋ GamesWithWords (2010)

My coauthor and I are debating whether this is an example of market efficiency, rational ignorance, or satisficing. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A manager looking for a new site for a new plant, for example, may select the first site she finds that meets basic [requirements] for transportation, [utilities],and price even though further search might [yield] a better location.hence the term satisficing ❋ Sirrom (2009)

[That bitch] [Flossie] [gave] me some good satisfization! ❋ J, Brown J (2007)

Man I just want a little [satisfaction]! Have I [completed] this [task] to your satisfication? ❋ Calvin E. George (2007)

I felt the most profound feeling of satisfication when I saw that my word had been [accepted by Urban Dictionary] and [wormed] its way into the general [lexicon]. ❋ Delta Sanchez (2010)

Joseph, [stressed out] after a long day at the call-center, [rushed] right home for a little hand-held [satisfication]. ❋ Ash Hunter (2006)

I need somebody that will give me what I want and give me that [Satisfication] of what a woman [like me] really need and when I get dat [satisfication]," Oh [babi] it's own and popp-n!". By: MikoTheGoddess ❋ MikoTheGoddess (2022)

Person 1: "Bro I feel such [satisfication] when I beat an [alpharad] [level]" Person 2: "...What?" ❋ Guy With Too Much Time (2020)

[OMG] [this is] so Satisfing ❋ Æsj (2020)

I'm just satisfed up [sucking] [your cock]. [Maybe tomorrow]. ❋ Cinch (2013)