Sentence examples for decision making experiments from inspiring English sources

Of the remaining eight studies, two used questionnaire and/or interview surveys, two were crossover experiments which used a balanced block design, one was a simulated cluster RCT, and three were simulated decision making experiments.

This paper is about making inferences based on behavioural data in decision-making experiments.

However, regarding the perception of probabilistic uncertainty assessments, Patt et al. report that changes of equal magnitude in assessed probabilities can have different effects in decision-making experiments.

These basic quantitative predictions about adaptive behaviour in one-shot decisions can now be explored retrospectively with respect to previous findings, and offer a platform for testing our model predictions in future decision-making experiments [18], [19] when used in combination with the model extensions we present below.

We designed a rapid perceptual decision-making experiment modeled as a Go/No-Go task yet tailored to reflect a real scenario confronted by a baseball hitter.

We restrict our discussion of these three literatures to judgment and decision making (JDM) experiments.

The few which are related to clinical decision making are laboratory experiments based on surveys, questionnaires and interviews.

126 To causally establish the role of these oscillatory signatures for evidence accumulation and decision making, a subsequent experiment applied short trains of 10 Hz TMS, during EEG, over a region of the left IPS where sensorimotor implementation of the decision was expected to occur (Fig. 4).

For decision making based on ecotoxicological experiments with time-variable concentrations a tiered approach is proposed that compares (i) in a first step single RAC and PEC levels based on conservative assumptions, (ii) in a second step graphically RAC and PEC curves (describing the time courses of the RAC and PEC), and (iii) in a third step time-weighted average RAC and PEC levels.

In addition, as far as we know, no scientific work have tried to describe the impact of using digital entertainment tools in experiments on decision making for resource division.

These students are able to apply mental processes of knowledge utilization such as "experimenting", "investigating", "decision making", and "problem solving" (Marzano and Kendall 2007, p. 51).