The agency's analysts find that they are no longer helping to formulate policy; instead, their job is to rationalize decisions that have already been made.
These power relations strongly influence what knowledge is used in the decision-making processes or employed to legitimize or rationalize decisions.
Using this theory, you can track performance of your business and rationalize decisions; it's even a great way to explain your business internally and externally — use it to show you're in full control without overwhelming anyone.
UNICEF is urged to rationalize decision-making processes so that those with greater expertise and experience are more closely involved, either directly or through consultant staff members.
Furthermore, understanding equilibrium conformer populations and the kinetics of exchange in atomic detail, as has been described, will rationalize decision-making in structure-based design and facilitate generation of increasingly high-affinity, typically weak-binding, carbohydrate-based ligands.
The Extended Parallel Process model has been proposed to explain how people rationalize decisions they make in relation to messages that evoke threat and fear, and how efficacy influences the ability to change [ 49].
"I rationalized decisions I knew were wrong.
Though Gigerenzer finds business executives frequently make decisions by gut feel, and some of these might be brilliant, no statistics are quoted on the success rate of gut feel decisions versus the more carefully rationalized decisions.
Brits are waking up to the choice they made with Brexit, and Americans are waking up to what Trump is unleashing on the world — poorly rationalized decisions and continued sharing of thin information and facts that can be barely seen as truth.
In practice though, when decisions should be taken and the information does not suffice, overconfidence steps in to rationalize a decision.
