Titlebook: Decision-Making in an Organizational Context; Beyond Economic Crit Josep Maria Rosanas Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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Are We Scaring Ourselves to Death?,by bus, by taxi, etc.). Some decisions are strongly conditioned by the decision maker’s situation: when we say “we have no alternative but . . . ”, this means that our power of choice is indeed very limited. But sometimes when we say we have no alternative, what this actually means is that we have not thought enough about the actual possibilities.

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Demanding Energy: An Introduction,y called the “penalty shoot-out .” to imply that chance, or randomness, plays an important role in its resolution. We use the same term to refer to more everyday situations, such as whether or not we will be chosen for a particular job, or whether we will be able to avoid heavy traffic on our drive back into the city after a long weekend.

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Allison Hui,Rosie Day,Gordon Walkeror the pleasure of playing the lottery, but because they hope to win a prize. The “right” decision, therefore, would seem to be the one that leads to the desired outcome. As we shall see, however, this cannot be right.

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Introduction: Purpose and Structure of the Bookby bus, by taxi, etc.). Some decisions are strongly conditioned by the decision maker’s situation: when we say “we have no alternative but . . . ”, this means that our power of choice is indeed very limited. But sometimes when we say we have no alternative, what this actually means is that we have not thought enough about the actual possibilities.

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Decisions, Results, and Consequences: Learningor the pleasure of playing the lottery, but because they hope to win a prize. The “right” decision, therefore, would seem to be the one that leads to the desired outcome. As we shall see, however, this cannot be right.

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Demanding Energy: An Introduction,lowing clearly defined steps. Most “technical” problems (i.e., those with a major scientific or technical component) are of this kind. “Technical” problems are problems which two or more experts in the field would solve in essentially the same way.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-6805-6ter we intend to start analyzing decisions in which people are “close” to the decision maker, so that the effects of his decisions on these other people must be taken into account. We will do this by considering the relationship between two people.