Decision sciences are in general agreement on the theoretical relevance of decision
training. From an empirical standpoint, however, only a few studies test its effectiveness or …

Proactive decision making, a concept recently introduced to behavioral operational research
and decision analysis, addresses effective decision making during its phase of generating …

Decision making is the process by which actions are constructed and initiated. Across many
research streams, this can be explained in terms of three broad cognitive processes …

On the basis of an extensive interdisciplinary literature review proactive decision-making
(PDM) is conceptualised as a multidimensional concept. We conduct five studies with over …

The development of good judgment and decision-making skills is essential for individuals to
function well in society. Although various approaches have been developed to train these …

Robust scientific evidence shows that human performance predictions are more valid when
information is combined mechanically (with a decision rule) rather than holistically (in the …

Throughout their lives, people make decisions about their health, finances, and
environmental impacts. Research on decision-making competence examines the decision …

This individual differences study examined the relationships between three executive
functions (updating, shifting, and inhibition), measured as latent variables, and performance …

By definition, dynamic decision making dictates that multiple and interrelated decisions be
made in a continuously changing environment. Such decision making is difficult and often …

Many managerial researches in the past several decades, especially in the early 1980s,
have investigated and written about managerial strategic decision-making from a variety of …