They have already scored a victory by stripping language out of state law that linked decisions on teachers' tenure to their students' performance on standardized tests.
In the model, spatial and aspatial macroscale outcomes emerge from the independent, but dynamically linked, decisions of individual parcel managers.
The originality of the paper is to consider linked decisions focused on the collaborative network and on the risk management.
More recently, researchers have linked decisions made during the design process to the financial and environmental impacts of products (Ramani et al., 2010), and have begun to examine the relationship between design, production, and sustainability (McDonough and Braungart, 2002).
One such framework is PrOACT-URL, which structures the decision making process with the following phases: problem, objective, alternatives, consequences, trade-off, uncertainty, risk tolerance and linked decisions [ 38].
If both types of insurance are linked, decisions to purchase supplementary health insurance may influence decisions to purchase basic health insurance.
Therefore, further work in which the intervention includes linking decision making to behaviour change is required.
The framework's utility is illustrated with two example products, showing how individual product architecture dimensions link decisions across different domains.
Objective of our study was the development of a model linking decision-making in medical encounters to an intermediate and a long-term endpoint.
As advocacy strategies, linking decision-makers with the research and disseminating and translating the results proved to have a beneficial impact.
