The article, How Judges Think about Racial Disparties: Situational Decision-Making in the Criminal Justice System, "reveals that judges who routinely impose sentences with a differential racial impact sometimes intervene to mitigate the effects, and in many cases, justify decision making that continues to perpetuate disparities," in the words of the award citation.
Winter empowers his players to read the defense and make situational decisions within the flow of the game, so the tricky part is that everyone must recognize the same opportunity and choose the same response.
Konishi and Davis suggest that this type of situational decision-making is considered the norm in Japanese health care [ 25].
Situational decision-making is indicative of one's relative position in the context of the situation influences how one subjectively perceives appropriate action.
Needless to say, this exemplifies recognition of the logical limitations of ADs and furthermore describes the inclination to situational decision-making.
That is, although most patients in Japanese society can be described by the characteristic of situational decision-making, we need to accommodate those who wish to use a written AD; only by doing so are we capable of actually respecting each individual's way of thinking.
With this in mind, situational decisions are being communicated and critical steps and their specific requirements are often announced to ensure synchronised activity of the whole team.
This provides a big-picture view of the world that allows better control of higher-level tasks like system-wide situational perception, decision-making and large-scale traffic planning.
Rejection of the null hypothesis, for all or even some car types, may constitute evidence that differential payoffs and/or handling costs enter into car thieves' situational foraging decisions.
According to Flin et al. [ 14], NTS generally include situational awareness, decision-making, communication, teamwork, leadership and the management of stress and fatigue.
