… group decision is close to that which the individual selects at first and suggests that he may
have influenced the group… has been won over to the group decision. Finally a high correlation …

… more difficult to reach a consensus in large-scale group decision-making (LSGDM) owing
to the large number of decision makers (DMs). Moreover, studies on LSGDM under social trust …

… of such groups-subgroups in … social interaction theory. We shall now introduce sufficient
heterogeneity into the previous models to show how social interaction can produce such groups, …

… random assignment to a social group with intense social interactions serves as an … groups
share a group label, our findings suggest that the intensity of within-group social interactions …

… decisionmaking in the presence of social interactions. By social interactions, we refer to …
decisions and characteristics of others within a common group. In virtually any economic model, …

… This study focused on accessing information during group decision making across traditional
face-to-face and group support systems (GSS) environments for two different types of tasks. …

… in social interactions, like unidirectionality and associations between different kinds of social
… of social interaction patterns (unidirectionality (eg see No~ et al. 1980, pp. 94 and 106) and …

… processes of social interaction. This book pursues the integration of social interaction with
economic … decision-making towards a social embeddedness of fertility choices is essential for …

… of automated group decision support is described as an example of an established Group
… one that encompasses aspects of group decision support systems (GDSS), decision rooms, …

… Given the conspicuous role that emotions appear to play in regulating social interactions
why would one want to rid oneself of guilt? At a proximate level of analysis the remission of …