Sentence examples for normative decision making from inspiring English sources

The aim of this paper is to examine the cognitive processes through which operators make decisions when dealing with microincidents during their actual work, and to determine whether they use a naturalistic or normative decision making strategy.

Finally, if necessary, PDPs and other partners should facilitate the formation of a normative decision making process that covers all interventions in an area, not just those sponsored by the PDP [ 16].

A basic property of any normative theory of decision making – individual or group – is its invariance under the theory's own equivalence specification.

The main goal here is to characterize different voting methods in terms of abstract normative principles of collective decision making.

Our process is based on quantitative representations of the organization and mission, and utilizes normative models of team and individual decision making.

For data-informed decision making to become normative and sustained, funding will be needed to implement and sustain the interventions outlined in this article.

An ethical decision making model encompassing consumers' personal normative influences was proposed and empirically tested (see Fig. 1).

We identified a convergence of reported activation foci in regions associated with normative decision-making, including ventral striatum (VS), dorsal posterior medial frontal cortex (dorsal pMFC), and anterior insula (AI).

According to anatomical coordinates, this activation cluster corresponded to dorsolateral frontal regions found in normative decision-making (Baumgartner et al., 2011) and ill-structured problem-solving (Gilbert et al., 2010), indicating its importance in the decision-making process.

Normative influences are especially salient for young people's health behaviour decision making [ 27], including their sun safe behaviours [ 9].

The factors influencing mothers' decision making were their salient beliefs regarding the advantages and disadvantage of introducing CFs at six months, the influence of important others (normative beliefs) and the perceived control which mothers' had over their decision making.