We provide the first empirical evidence that physicians' decision-making can be explained by the threshold model.
All the freedom and decision making can be overwhelming.
Regret in decision making can be investigated in different ways.
We argue that limited economic impact and existing inequities in decision-making and outcomes can be explained by problems of institutional design, in particular the inability of markets and payments for ecosystem services to account for context-related factors, such as property rights.
Thus, individual differences in decision-making and its neural correlates can be explained partly by differences in trait personality.
Again, the emergence of robust decision making as a result of population growth can be explained by the effective reduction of noise intensity as the system size increases.
This can be explained by existing disclosure decision-making theories (Greene et al., 2012), and by studies highlighting the need for developing disclosure communication skills (Chenneville, Lynn, Peacock, Turner, & Marhefka, 2014).
This larger association of treatment-seeking status with parent-reported values can be explained by the vital role that parents play in health decision-making in this age group [ 40, 44].
The difference of attitudes towards such treatments can be explained by the gap in the importance of medical information, the conventional family-oriented approach in medical decision-making and healthcare workers' relatively-excessive emphasis on the QOL of the patient.
Our results can be explained by a previous study by Benner [ 31] as, according to Benner, nurses with 5 10 years of work experience are able to reflect and modify their decision-making in response to rapidly changing situations.
It was such a luxury," admits Salehi, who explained how often in large INGOs, decision-making can be quite political.
