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|Abstract=The concept of "satisficing" is of central importance to many investigations of the social psychology of economic decision making. Through the examination of materials drawn from an actual business negotiation, this paper seeks to explore the interactional features of satisficing as a rational course of economic action. Two devices for accomplishing outcomes which satisfice are noticed and analyzed.  
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Some implications of this mode of analysis for studies of decision making are proposed.
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Anderson-etal1987
BibType ARTICLE
Key Anderson-etal1987
Author(s) Robert J. Anderson, John A. Hughes, Wes W. Sharrock
Title Executive problem finding: some material and initial observations
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Tag(s) EMCA, Negotiations, Economics, satisficing
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Year 1987
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Volume 50
Number 2
Pages 143–159
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DOI 10.2307/2786748
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The concept of "satisficing" is of central importance to many investigations of the social psychology of economic decision making. Through the examination of materials drawn from an actual business negotiation, this paper seeks to explore the interactional features of satisficing as a rational course of economic action. Two devices for accomplishing outcomes which satisfice are noticed and analyzed. Some implications of this mode of analysis for studies of decision making are proposed.

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