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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"decision-making effectiveness"”.

  1. Does *Experience Matter? Examining the Relationship Between Experience and Dynamic Decision -Making Effectiveness Among Professionals

    … the relationship between experience and dynamic decision-making effectiveness, my findings also account for a range of potential downsides to experience. In particular, I find that, in some instances, experience may lead individuals to become overconfident, ossified in their trial strategies, or …

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  2. Development and Testing of an Intervention to Improve Group Decision-Making Effectiveness in a Hidden Profile Scenario

    … have varying expertise are combined to make a decision, they tend to discuss common information at a higher rate than unique information, hindering their ability to make the best decision. In response to these findings and the fact that organizations are increasingly using groups rather than …

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  3. Exploring how entrepreneurs make decisions on the growth of their business: A cognitive perspective

    … start-up stage of business, evaluate and make decisions on growth opportunities. Small business growth is a complex, dynamic and episodic phenomenon and prior research on firm growth has emphasised cross-sectional approaches, rather than view growth as a dynamic process over time. Understanding …

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  4. The Implications of Wicked Problems for the Legitimacy of European Environmental Policy Development. The case of Environmental Risks from the Pharmaceutical Endocrine Disrupter, 17α-Ethinyl Oestradiol under the European Water Framework Directive

    … whether the policy outcome for EE2, and the decision-making processes that preceded it, were legitimate. The research findings in this respect advance understanding of the implications of specific properties of wicked problems, of which it is argued, EE2 is an example, for the legitimacy of …

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