In this conceptualization, decision-space – i.e. decision-making authority over planning, budgeting, managing and monitoring of activities [ 9]- would be transferred from the national level to the local level [ 10].
"Decision frame" refers to the decision-maker's conceptualization of the decision problem and all its attributes, e.g. outcomes and contingencies.
The conceptualization of sexual decision making needs to contexualize these decisions within the dynamics of an intimate relationship.
Using discourse analysis and a case study from data gathered as part of an ethnographic field study we critique a common conceptualization of healthcare decision making as patients choosing from an array of options offered by healthcare providers.
Based on the reviewed literature and on the proposed conceptualization of female decision-making autonomy, we test the following hypotheses about the association between women's autonomy and school enrollment of co-resident children in rural southern Mozambique H11.
Following this evidence and the conceptualization of women's decision-making autonomy as a distinct component of women's status (Kabeer 1999; Yabiku, Agadjanian, and Sevoyan 2010), we examine the association between women's autonomy and primary school enrollment in a rural sub-Saharan setting.
This results in qualitative descriptions and, after analysing them, conceptualizations of actual decision-making, including a general overview of the interplay between strategies, processes, operational activities and related governance issues (cf. [11]).
Several authors have promoted a broad conceptualization of patients' involvement in decision-making [ 20, 21].
Decision drivers Related to the conceptualization problem: As mentioned under "strategies of god class detection", some decision drivers are also personal choices.
They reviewed the decision-making process from conceptualization of the new CPA Examination through the setting of the pass fail standards to score reporting.
We developed a preliminary coding framework based on Dobrow and colleagues' conceptualization of the internal and external decision-making contexts.
