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Surname match/mismatch revisited: It may no longer matter for partner choice. [PDF]
PLoS OneNakazawa T, Shinohara N, Fukano Y.
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Choice of Communication Pattern of Water Information Collection System of Guangdong
Renmin Zhujiang, 2003 许扬生, 李少平
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Informed choice in screening needs more than information
The Lancet, 2015Johansson, Minna, Brodersen, John
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Information Choice Technologies
American Economic Review, 2012Theories based on information costs or frictions have become increasing popular in macroeconomics and macro-finance. The literature has used various types of information choices, such as rational inattention, inattentiveness, information markets and costly precision. Using a unified framework, we compare these different information choice technologies
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Simulation does not just inform choice, it changes choice
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2023Abstract Simulation – imagining future events – plays a role in decision-making. In Conviction Narrative Theory, people's emotional responses to their simulations inform their choices. Yet imagining one possible future also increases its plausibility and accessibility relative to other futures.
Karalyn F. Enz, Diana I. Tamir
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Information avoidance in school choice
Games and Economic Behavior, 2023zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Informed (but Independent) Choice
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, 2012Few would suggest that this is true informed consent, but when the alternative is death or disaster few would complain. It would instead be considered informed consent that is obtained after “directive” counselling; if the patient does not permit what is being recommended to them, then the consequences of inaction will (in the view of the care provider)
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British Medical Bulletin, 1995
The kind of information the public will need in order to take part in the rationing debate is examined. The public are interested in the debate both as taxpayers and as patients and they can have an input in a number of different ways. Their involvement at the level of general discussions about values and service priorities is problematic, because some
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The kind of information the public will need in order to take part in the rationing debate is examined. The public are interested in the debate both as taxpayers and as patients and they can have an input in a number of different ways. Their involvement at the level of general discussions about values and service priorities is problematic, because some
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