Talk about tradeoffs: Judgments of relative importance and contingent decision behavior.
Results indicated that all parties can make contingent decisions under multi-partner negotiation with the assist of game analysis method.
This raises nice questions of how to structure contingent decisions under uncertainty, and how to build in appropriate incentives for objective information-gathering.
The assumptions of that time, along with key contingent decisions by the Ford Foundation, labor unions, and other early funders produced an environmental law that, more than much of the preceding environmental politics, neglected questions of justice.
Quality Assurance was reporting both types of designations together, even though the "agree contingent" decisions were missing documents required by Citi's policies.
Then, contingent decisions for the social dilemma were applied for all players, and payoffs were determined.
The opera's board has been divided over the March decision to close, with a contingent of members working to raise money to save the company.
The decision disappointed dozens of children, including a contingent of violin students at the Mount Carmel-Holy Roschoollementary school in East Harlem who had been studying all year for the auditions.
A contingent of fans continued to protest against owner Vincent Tan's decision to replace the club's traditional blue kit with red in 2012.
Such insights motivated the use of wagering contingent on decision performance (post-decision wagering) as a direct and intuitive measure of conscious awareness (Koch & Preuschoff, 2007; Persaud & McLeod, 2008; Persaud, McLeod, & Cowey, 2007).
Recently, wagering contingent on decision performance (post-decision wagering) has been proposed as a direct and intuitive measure of conscious awareness (Koch & Preuschoff, 2007; Persaud et al., 2007; Persaud & McLeod, 2008).
