The Cognition domain describes cognitive performance such as concentration, memory, and decision-making (example of mild dysfunctioning: " Have some trouble concentrating and remembering these days, and it seems harder to make decisions").
Table 1 Example of decision-making exercise using MLFAF Section Needs assessment Ask questions How to achieve that?
In a recent study of moral decision-making, for example, he recruited hundreds of Turkers to repeat a classic thought experiment known as the trolley problem.
B. Requiring the museum to examine the lender's relationship to the institution to determine if there are potential conflicts of interest, or an appearance of a conflict, such as in cases where the lender has a formal or informal connection to museum decision-making (for example, as a board member, staff member or donor).
In order to arrive at such context-sensitive laws and regulations one has to more fully include the affected groups into the process of democratic decision-making, for example, through a vitalized public sphere and formal hearings (Habermas 1993).
In the energy sector, this would provide for a (hybrid) setting in which institutions are originally stemming from community initiatives but are highly institutionalized into formal decision-making, for example, through semi-governmental associations that take over parts of the energy market.
Mutual decision-making, for example, may be empowering [ 16].
Features of different data collection modes may affect such decision-making for example, through perceived legitimacy.
Thus in medical and ethical decision-making, for example, the benefit of a medical procedure plays a central role.
In these cases of multimorbidity, guidelines provided guidance to medical decision-making, for example, prescription of medication (A-B).
