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Herbert Simon's concept of administrative man assumes that(i) He has satisfying approach in decision making rather than the maximising approach.(ii) He can make decisions without determining all possible alternatives.(iii) He is completely rational in decision making. हर्बर्ट साइमन की प्रशासनिक व्यक्ति की अवधारणा मानती है कि(i) वह निर्णय लेने में अधिकतम उपागम के बजाय संतोषकारक उपागम रखता है।(ii) वह सभी संभव विकल्पों का निर्धारण किए बिना निर्णय ले सकता है।(iii) वह निर्णय लेने में पूर्णत: तर्कयुक्त होता है।

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Herbert Simon's concept of administrative man assumes that<br />(i) He has satisfying approach in decision making rather than the maximising approach.<br />(ii) He can make decisions without determining all possible alternatives.<br />(iii) He is completely rational in decision making. हर्बर्ट साइमन की प्रशासनिक व्यक्ति की अवधारणा मानती है कि<br />(i) वह निर्णय लेने में अधिकतम उपागम के बजाय संतोषकारक उपागम रखता है।<br />(ii) वह सभी संभव विकल्पों का निर्धारण किए बिना निर्णय ले सकता है।<br />(iii) वह निर्णय लेने में पूर्णत: तर्कयुक्त होता है।






 
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