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Serotonin and decision making processes
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 2012Serotonin (5-HT) is an important player in decision making. Serotonergic antidepressant, anxiolytic and antipsychotic drugs are extensively used in the treatment of neuropsychiatric disorders characterized by impaired decision making, and exert both beneficial and harmful effects in patients. Detailed insight into the serotonergic mechanisms underlying
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2018
Decision making can be regarded as a process which results in the selection of a course of action from among several alternative courses of action. Every decision making process produces a final choice, or decision.
Gordon Moore +2 more
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Decision making can be regarded as a process which results in the selection of a course of action from among several alternative courses of action. Every decision making process produces a final choice, or decision.
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The Vasectomy Decision-Making Process
Studies in Family Planning, 1983Vasectomy is greatly underutilized in most countries in part because it is the least promoted of all modern contraceptive techniques. If providers have favorable attitudes toward vasectomy a good understanding of the decision making process that leads to vasectomy enhances their ability to encourage the use of this method.
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Systematic decision process for intelligent decision making
Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, 2009In this paper, Systematic decision process (SDP) for solving Multiple Criteria Decision Making problems with application for manufacturing location selection is introduced. SDP is a comprehensive approach which is based on eliciting strength of preferences for assessing additive utility functions. SDP consists of three steps: I.
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Group processes in vacation decision making.
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing, 2005This paper presents the major findings emerging from a qualitative interpretive study of group processes in vacation decision-making. The actual vacation decision-making process of 19 groups (11 families, five couples and three groups of friends) has been followed for a whole year.
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2014
This chapter presents a description of a decision-making process. The previous chapters have explained the decision-making phenomenon and theories to describe the phenomenon, which, however, have largely omitted a description of the process through which a decision is made.
Velupillai Ilankovan +2 more
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This chapter presents a description of a decision-making process. The previous chapters have explained the decision-making phenomenon and theories to describe the phenomenon, which, however, have largely omitted a description of the process through which a decision is made.
Velupillai Ilankovan +2 more
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The Process of Decision-Making
2012In the past 40 years, tremendous progress has occurred in the care of the neonatal patient. An in-depth understanding of fetal and neonatal physiology and the molecular basis of pathological processes, concurrent with advancements in biomedical technology, have impacted favorably upon the survival of the newborn. However, extremely premature infants at
Endla K. Anday +1 more
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The Process of Decision Making
1984For each decision made by workers in experimental and control units, the workers completed a form reporting information descriptive of the decision-making process. Whether decisions were made by the worker or another, whether clients participated in decision making, the amount of time spent reaching decisions, and the time spent on a series of decision-
Theodore J. Stein, Tina L. Rzepnicki
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On the Process of Making Decisions
Science, 1966In a note to his review [ Science 152 , 746 (6 May 1966)] of C. E. Lindblom9s The Intelligence of Democracy: Decision Making Through Adjustment , Amitai Etzioni was incorrectly identified. He is a fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford, California. The identification given in the note pertains to Lindblom.
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2002
Patient B clearly exemplifies a dilemma often faced by critical care practitioners everywhere. The 11 critical care physicians representing 11 countries and all 5 populated continents agree that aggressive intensive care in this context would be futile.
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Patient B clearly exemplifies a dilemma often faced by critical care practitioners everywhere. The 11 critical care physicians representing 11 countries and all 5 populated continents agree that aggressive intensive care in this context would be futile.
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