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Session Seven: Maximizing versus Satisficing

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications

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Abstract Session Seven presents the concepts of maximizing (aiming to make the best possible choice) and satisficing (making a “good enough” choice). Clinicians will assess whether their clients are maximizers or satisficers. The central positive psychotherapy (PPT) practice covered in this session is Toward Satisficing.

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