Decision coaching supports SDM and coaches are trained to be non-directive, to provide evidence, and to support people rather than offer advice, so that people make choices consistent with their own values and beliefs [ 15, 16].
Patients with lesions to the OFC constitute the archetypal case of counterfactual dysfunction, experiencing attenuated regret and failing to make choices consistent with its avoidance (17,18).
Instead, she has carved out a career by making choices consistent with her personal values and priorities.
A major issue in the case of ATIS is to analyse the mechanism of compliance with the supplied information, defined as making choices consistent with the received information.
The whoopie pie fiasco would be a non-issue if the EBT users were making choices consistent with the originally-stated mission of the market.
The Ellsberg paradox is that people so strongly prefer definite information over ambiguity that they make choices consistent neither with the laws of probability nor with themselves.
Consumers want ingredient information so they can make precautionary choices consistent with personal values; although environmental health organizations have developed rating systems to advise consumers, these ratings are limited to information on product labels (Environmental Working Group 2011; GoodGuide 2012).
Keep your planting choices consistent with your own garden.
"People often define willpower as a force that makes food challenges easy," she says, explaining that, instead, "willpower is the ability to make choices that are consistent with your goals or values -- even when it's difficult and part of you wants something else".
The difficulty and confusion for patients to make a choice consistent with their values and preferences for colon cancer screening has been recognized [ 24].
The Personal Patient Profile – Prostate (P3P) [ 19, 20] is a web-based decision aid that prepares men with LPC to understand and evaluate care options, communicate personal priorities to health care providers, and make a choice consistent with personal values and medical factors.
