… by all groups as the most important factor influencing decision making, and "knowledge"
was ranked as the second most important factor. See Table 4 for the ranking of all five factors. …

… function of the degree of minority dissent and the degree of participation in decision making.
Minority … and decision quality on the other hand. We subsequently argue why participation in …

… importance, the approach examines the consistency degree between the relative degree of
… Selecting a valid method for reflecting the values of the decisionmaker (DM) is thus important…

… on and to what degree, in the light of limited resources. The problem is not only "How shall
… We would like to get an idea as to how important these resources are to the university as a …

… The CDSE-SF consists of 25 items assessing an individual’s degree of confidence in
completing tasks important in career decision-making (eg, “How much confidence do you have that …

… Given an expert ek, his weight #E(k) is interpreted as the degree in which that expert is really
a decisionmaker in relation to the decision problem, ie, as the power or importance degree …

… values with a degree of uncertainty … important to note here is that depending on the
experience, intelligence and alertness of the decision maker this “other” factor can be very important…

… But more important from our point of view are the questions: How much of the design process
is rational? To what degree can we study and understand creativity, analyze and define it, …

… of IVIFSs is very important for the interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy decision … decision
making methods under intuitionistic fuzzy environment generalize the classic decision making …

… respect to the degree to which they … important or intentional decisions may show different
results. We call for a wider set of real-life decision-making processes to address these important …