If she said, 'School,' he said, 'School.' With his frontal-lobe damage, decision-making like that was difficult for him.
What was your decision making like at his age?
This view has been echoed in specific psychiatric settings in which it has been shown, using an analogue scale of preferred decision making, that psychiatric patients would like equal participation in their treatment decisions with clinicians [ 20, 30].
Emerging and controversial technologies, like synthetic biology, biotechnology, and nanotechnology, require decision making that is both scientifically sound and ethical.
What we need is decision making that's centralized".
All these changes affect consumer's decision making that is the choice of decision making strategy.
That gives the Murdoch family wide latitude over the company's operations and decision making, an arrangement that the Murdochs would like to continue in a bulked up Fox.
Maybe it's about giving more buy-in to decision making, or assuring that colleagues are contributing together, like a real team.
Like Wackerbarth [ 24], we found that many carers view themselves as competent in relation to services decision making and want information that will extend that competence.
He favoured the role of the people in political decision making; but, like Polybius, he feared that an excess of the democratic element would lead to tyranny and so opposed the actions of Tiberius Gracchus during his tribunate (133).
Research from other settings like Gambia has shown that the decision making for undergoing FGM is in large part made by mothers.
