But at that instant since he had you, a reporter in the car, he was clearly overwhelmed and the anxiety caused the slight delay in reaction time for decision making.
A critical challenge in emergency management is the lack of real-time coordinated reaction capabilities driven by integrated decision making facilities based on the information obtained by first responders acting on the crisis site.
Indeed, Bayesian hierarchical models have been treated as the "gold standard" because they provide a sound basis for smoothing random variation and for estimating uncertainty in estimates – both of which could reduce over-reaction and possibly costly errant decision making (e.g. [ 2, 3]).
A significant adaptation effect was also observed for speed of decoding intentions as ascertained by reaction times, which showed faster intention decision making for new (567 ms) versus repeated intentions (649 ms).
Physician sex, work setting, location, and number of patients with vasculitis seen per year were not associated with the impact of sepsis, lymphoma, opportunistic infection, serious infusion reaction, and progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy on decision making.
Cognitive factors contributing to pedestrian safety include reaction time, impulsivity, risk taking, attention, and decision making.
Like other major police agencies, the LAPD braced last November for the local reaction to a decision made by a grand jury not to indict the white police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown in Ferguson.
In reaction to the decision made in the Terri Schiavo case a few weeks earlier, for example, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay had said of the judges involved: "The time will come for the men responsible for this to answer for their behavior".
That memo was in reaction to decisions made by the Bush administration, many of them related to global warming and air pollution, that Mr. Obama argued were not scientifically justifiable.
