Ian McEwan evokes this state in his recent novel "Solar": "At moments of important decision-making, the mind could be considered as a parliament, a debating chamber.
Secondly, with the old Press Complaints Commission's pledge of swift decision-making in mind, I wonder why it took so long to reach this adjudication on what appears to be an open-and-shut case.
The mental side doesn't reflect study and meditation; rather, it's the physical side of the mind, the instantaneous decision-making that makes the difference between a good and a bad risk, between audacity and recklessness.
Ms. Doran said she learned, when she tried to stop taking Prempro last summer, how much she needed it -- not just for night sweats, her initial reason, but because her memory is better, her decision-making improved and her mind is clearer when she takes the drug.
A study of decision-making suggests that your mind may be made up long before you think it is.
Fox Sports, on the other hand, base their decision-making with commercial goals in mind.
Speaking from my experiences, once you get a confused and clouded mind, your decision-making can be poor.
The decision-making ability of the human mind is still difficult and time consuming to replicate.
In naturalistic decision-making (NDM) environments, the human mind looks for patterns that may help them select optimal courses of action and predict outcomes [ 46].
These farmers' days are filled with a high degree of physical labor along with tactical decision-making, all the while keeping in mind their strategic goals -- usually increasing yields and decreasing costs.
Safeguards around not being coerced, having a sound mind in the decision-making process, and meeting a set criteria suggests laws can allow and protect safe voluntary euthanasia, she says. . Euthanasia can be interpreted as already covertly going on within the medical profession under the rule of double effect.
