The same hypothetical scenarios presented in Study 1 were used to elicit decisions from participants.
Studies which collected any other types of outcome measures (such as estimates of treatment effectiveness) or which did not elicit decisions specifically relating to the patients in the scenarios (for example, where participants rated treatment appropriateness) were excluded, on the basis that participants were not making clinical decisions for patients as they would in actual practice.
We propose a novel method for eliciting decision makers' preferences towards treatment administration.
We present a novel method for eliciting decision maker's preferences and an alternative derivation of DCA based on regret theory.
We employ regret theory, since regret is a cognitive emotion that combines both rationality and intuition, which are key elements for decision-making[ 22, 23], to develop a novel methodology for eliciting decision makers' personal preferences.
Unless the cues are included, elicited decisions are unrealistic or require an inordinate amount of thought.
This guide addresses eliciting illness understanding, eliciting decision-making preferences, sharing prognostic information according to preferences, understanding goals and fears, exploring views on trade-offs and impaired function, and wishes for family involvement.
They could win, or, failing that, they could lose more thoroughly and so elicit a decision that the Supreme Court would feel compelled to hear and be more likely to reverse.
Having used a spurious distinction to elicit a decision striking down government's power to make people buy things, the savvy libertarian legal eagle can turn around and attack the very same distinction in order to set limits on the government's current power to spend tax dollars on anything it likes.
Previous papers developed a method to easily elicit a decision maker's (DM) preferences and account for changes in the DM's preference structure.
