Sentence examples for behavioural decision making from inspiring English sources

CK has numerous publications in Item Response theory, Linear Modelling, Testing and Measurement, and Behavioural Decision Making.

Aquatic animals use chemical cues for behavioural decision making relating to foraging, reproduction and the assessment of predation risk [ 39, 40].

The TPB is a sound model of behavioural decision making which specifies intentions as predicting behaviour (measured prospectively; in the case of the current study at 2 months follow up to allow a reasonable period of time in which parents may be faced with a health-related issue for their child).

The premise for this approach is based on our understanding of behavioural economics [ 5] which has characterised decision making processes and the biases which may impact on rational decision leading to "reasoning failure" [ 6].

Based on 51 in-depth interviews with fund managers in various global financial centres, this article highlights a number of features of investment decision making that mainstream finance and behavioural approaches both fail adequately to describe.

There is a growth of empirical support for what Slovic and colleagues refer to as the 'affect heuristic' in studies of the behavioural decision-making process for cancer prevention [ 63].

CKs research interests are in Fairness and Validity in educational testing, Mental test theory, including item response theory and computerized adaptive testing, General ized) linear models, including multiple comparisons and repeated measures, Bayesian inference, including multilevel modelling, Behavioural decision-making.

Cognitive psychology and behavioural science have provided a framework for understanding key processes in patient decision making.

Decision making.

Decision making skills.

Nutrition awareness campaigns are indeed recommended; however, strategies to improve the environments within which individual behavioural decisions are made should be considered, mainly those related to food availability, cost of healthy foods, and access to physical activity opportunities.