Although she concedes in her book that she sees weddings as showcases for "passive-aggressive decision making and bottled-up rage," regards the bridesmaid dress as a "modern tool of female ritual humiliation" and believes that bridesmaids have become "collateral damage in the female quest for the perfect wedding," Ms. Agrell admits she was hurt by the slight.
Given how thoroughly our police have eroded public trust in recent years through their aggressive tactics, secretive decision-making, and resistance to civilian oversight, a cop's cop may well be the last thing Toronto needs now.
And burying your head in the sand is just a passive-aggressive form of decision-making.
More precisely it was the perfect concoction of aggressive defense, poor Laker decision-making and a crew of reluctant whistle-blowers.
He was aggressive and smart in his decision-making and marshalled the impressive outside line speed.
The Pearson's correlation revealed that there was still a significant negative correlation between aggressive behaviour and delay-based decision-making [ r = – 0.357, n = 23, P < 0.05 (one-tailed test − there was a clear a priori prediction that increased aggression was correlated with increased impulsive choice, i.e. less HR arm choices)].
The Lehman culture of high risk tolerance, aggressive use of leverage and rapid decision-making also clashed with Nomura's more hierarchical and conservative approach, insiders say.
Therefore, individual assessment of a tumor's aggressive potential is crucial for clinical decision-making in men with prostate cancer.
Future research should examine the influence of the over-optimistic information provided by the two means of mass media on medical decision-making for requesting aggressive LST such as ECMO use, as well as the attitudes physicians have toward the use of inappropriate LST requested by patients with over-optimistic information provided via mass media.
And stress makes good decision-making harder.
