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Decisions on strategic markets — An experimental study
Scandinavian Journal of Management, 1992Abstract This paper analyses the decision behaviour of college students of business and economics and of professional business managers, in relation to a decision problem. Three data sets are obtained: a combined set from the universities of Munich and Aarhus, one from the Aarhus School of Business, and one created from the population of the 2800 ...
Holler, Manfred J. +2 more
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The Decision to Study Medicine
New England Journal of Medicine, 1955FROM the time that he prepares his application for medical school to the time that he sits down to write his memoirs the physician frequently finds himself confronted with the question of why he ch...
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An Econometric Study of the Production Decision
The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1961Introduction, 234. — The theory of the production decision, 235. — The data, 243. — Results of Model I, 244. — Model II, 247. — Concluding remarks, 257.
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A Conceptual Study of Decision Making and Thoughtful Decisioning
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019We all make the decisions. In an organisation individuals make decision still. Top managers determine the goals of an organisation, the products or services to be offer and where to locate the manufacturing plant. Middle and Lower level managers decides the setting production schedules, selection of new employees, and the decided to allocate pay raises.
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Endodontic treatment decisions: A study of the clinical decision‐making process
Dental Traumatology, 1985Abstract From general decision‐making theory and endodontic teaching paradigms a hypothesis was evolved explaining variations in treatment decisions with variations in subjective probabilities of disease and complications. This hypothesis was tested on 20 general practitioners and 7 endodontists, who were introduced to 10 cases with endodontically ...
C, Reit, H G, Grondahl, B, Engstrom
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Explorative study to provide decision support for software release decisions
21st IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance (ICSM'05), 2005The paper presents a reliability driven decision support approach to study the effects of defect repository patterns on software release decisions as the systems evolve with continuously changing requirements. The proposed approach called 6C evaluates the suitability of existing reliability models in guiding release decisions and provides different ...
Pankaj Bhawnani +2 more
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California Management Review, 1966
Decision making is the most pervasive activity of business managers, but relatively little is known about how decisions are actually made. This article examines a business operating decision within the framework of the bounded rational decision theory.
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Decision making is the most pervasive activity of business managers, but relatively little is known about how decisions are actually made. This article examines a business operating decision within the framework of the bounded rational decision theory.
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Toxic Decision Processes: A Study of Emotion and Organizational Decision Making
Organization Science, 2004This paper addresses the role of emotion in organizational decision making. Grounding our research in the decision process literature, we introduce the concept of “toxic decision processes”: organizational decision processes that generate widespread negative emotion in an organization through the recursive interplay of members' actions and negative ...
Sally Maitlis, Hakan Ozcelik
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An Experimental Study of Executive Decision-Making With Implications for Decision Support
Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce, 2010Past research in the field of information systems has explored factors and conditions that are relevant to decision-making in many contexts. However, very little is known about how executives consider, weigh, and integrate these factors. One current school of thought holds that intuition and instincts can play a significant role and that when decision ...
Terence T. Ow, James G. Morris
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Studying Embodied Decisions in the Wild and in the Lab
2022During real-life decisions, such as when we drive on a busy road or play soccer with friends, we continuously select between different action possibilities, or affordances, considering not only their potential immediate payoffs but also the new opportunities that they may make possible in the future. If our brains have evolved to successfully make such
Jeremy Gordon +6 more
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