"We will use this information to learn lessons and improve the standard of decision-making and appeals processes.
A forum for resolving disputes would face difficult problems of proof and standards of decision.
"The public should be able to expect the highest standards of decision making at local authorities and the council must now address the procedural weaknesses I have identified in my report," he said.
In this study, we developed a decision aid which was composed of both an educational component and a values clarification exercise consistent with international standards of decision aid development [ 29].
We used validated instruments with known psychometric properties to measure standard outcomes of decision support, summarized below, following the Ottawa Decision Support Framework [ 32, 33].
Finally, this sentence and the previous one might be combined in standard patterns of decision theory to cause his body to move in such a way that he winds up dragging the lawn mower from the garage.
The standard theory of decision making over time is based on the exponentially discounted utility model, whose key assumption is a stationarity axiom.
Conflicts were defined as antagonistic struggles (Coser, 1956), breakdown in the standard mechanisms of decision making (March & Simon, 1958), breaches in normally expected behavior (Beals & Siegel, 1966), threat to cooperation (Marek, 1966), a gradual escalation to a state of disorder (Pondy, 1967), etc.
Your article seems to assume that the gold standard of judicial decisions is those made by men.
Many of the standard models of decision-making assume that choice is a linear process [8], [35].
