Regarding clarity in role, there remained particular uncertainty, confusion and sometimes conflict regarding extent of decision-making power, which in practice was often limited.
As observed by Molyneux et al [ 6], "regarding clarity in role, there remained particular uncertainty, confusion and sometimes conflict regarding extent of decision-making power" (p. 9).
He mentioned that the extent of decision-making power, decisions latitude, as well as overwork is related to job strain development.
However, residents should be given clear information about the extent of decision-making power they have when participating via these structures.
Prior literature suggests that Hispanics may differ from non-Hispanic whites in the type of health information they seek, the extent of decision-making authority they wish to exercise and the role of religion and faith in decision-making [ 17- 19].
Mr. Gore's advisers were no less surprised, particularly at the extent of the decision.
The anticipation of future technologies becomes a crucial component of strategic management, but also, to a certain extent, of operational decision making.
Hence, women's autonomy related to the extent of independent decision making, freedom from constraint on physical mobility and the ability to forge equitable power relationships within families, has been used for this study.
This insular activity during decision making predicted the extent of risky decisions both within- and across-subjects, and was also correlated with an individual's personality trait of urgency.
Since in every grant or fellowship peer review process some good proposals are rejected and some bad proposals are accepted due to random error or systematic bias [36], it is instructive to calculate the extent of erroneous decisions [37].
