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What is a key characteristic of high-reliability organizations (HROs) regarding their perception of success?
What is a key characteristic of high-reliability organizations (HROs) regarding their perception of success?
- They are complacent due to their successful history.
- They rely solely on past achievements for future decisions.
- They focus on individual accolades rather than organizational goals.
- They recognize success can be misleading and don't let it cloud their judgment. (correct)
Which aspect does an effective decision-making process emphasize?
Which aspect does an effective decision-making process emphasize?
- Prioritizing information collection above all.
- Focusing exclusively on quantitative data.
- Focusing on what is important and relevant to the decision at hand. (correct)
- Utilizing complex algorithms for calculations.
How do HROs typically handle unexpected circumstances?
How do HROs typically handle unexpected circumstances?
- They use them to find innovative solutions. (correct)
- They allocate blame to team members for oversight.
- They see them as signs of failure.
- They disregard them as they rely on planned procedures.
What blends subjective and objective thinking in an effective decision-making process?
What blends subjective and objective thinking in an effective decision-making process?
What is NOT a feature of an effective decision-making process?
What is NOT a feature of an effective decision-making process?
What is the main reason behind the framing effect in decision-making?
What is the main reason behind the framing effect in decision-making?
How do individuals typically react to potential gains and losses according to the framing effect?
How do individuals typically react to potential gains and losses according to the framing effect?
What common mistake does the fix-pie assumption lead to in negotiations?
What common mistake does the fix-pie assumption lead to in negotiations?
What is a likely consequence of the winner's curse in negotiation contexts?
What is a likely consequence of the winner's curse in negotiation contexts?
What strategy does the content suggest to counteract the winner's curse?
What strategy does the content suggest to counteract the winner's curse?
In what context does the fix-pie assumption often occur?
In what context does the fix-pie assumption often occur?
What aspect of decision-making should individuals consider based on strategies to mitigate cognitive biases?
What aspect of decision-making should individuals consider based on strategies to mitigate cognitive biases?
Why is overconfidence problematic in negotiations, as highlighted in the content?
Why is overconfidence problematic in negotiations, as highlighted in the content?
Which characteristic best describes the flexibility of an effective decision-making process?
Which characteristic best describes the flexibility of an effective decision-making process?
In what way do highly reliable organizations (HROs) approach the complexity of situations?
In what way do highly reliable organizations (HROs) approach the complexity of situations?
What should one anticipate in addition to the outcomes when using an effective decision-making process?
What should one anticipate in addition to the outcomes when using an effective decision-making process?
Regarding information gathering in decision-making, what is a critical aspect?
Regarding information gathering in decision-making, what is a critical aspect?
What is a key strategy HROs employ in regards to expert input?
What is a key strategy HROs employ in regards to expert input?
Which principle is NOT part of an effective decision-making process?
Which principle is NOT part of an effective decision-making process?
How do effective decision-making processes handle information analysis?
How do effective decision-making processes handle information analysis?
What mindset should organizations avoid to maintain reliability?
What mindset should organizations avoid to maintain reliability?
Which piece of advice best summarizes when to make a decisive action in a decision-making scenario?
Which piece of advice best summarizes when to make a decisive action in a decision-making scenario?
How does the framing effect influence decision-making?
How does the framing effect influence decision-making?
In what scenario is the fix-pie assumption likely to be most prevalent?
In what scenario is the fix-pie assumption likely to be most prevalent?
What does the winner's curse often lead to in negotiation contexts?
What does the winner's curse often lead to in negotiation contexts?
Which strategy is recommended to mitigate cognitive biases in decision-making?
Which strategy is recommended to mitigate cognitive biases in decision-making?
What common behavior regarding risk is observed among individuals when facing potential gains?
What common behavior regarding risk is observed among individuals when facing potential gains?
What is a potential outcome of misunderstanding the fix-pie assumption in negotiations?
What is a potential outcome of misunderstanding the fix-pie assumption in negotiations?
When negotiating, why is it important to understand cultural differences?
When negotiating, why is it important to understand cultural differences?
What can be a consequence of the framing effect during decision-making?
What can be a consequence of the framing effect during decision-making?
How does overconfidence impact negotiation success?
How does overconfidence impact negotiation success?
What type of decision-making behavior do individuals display when dealing with definite losses?
What type of decision-making behavior do individuals display when dealing with definite losses?
Flashcards
Highly Reliable Organizations (HROs)
Highly Reliable Organizations (HROs)
Organizations that consistently achieve reliable and high-quality outcomes, even in complex and challenging situations.
Effective Decision-Making Process
Effective Decision-Making Process
Making choices based on information and logic, while acknowledging individual perspectives and intuition.
Not Tricked by Success
Not Tricked by Success
Not being complacent about success and actively seeking opportunities to improve.
Delegate to Experts
Delegate to Experts
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Embrace Complexity
Embrace Complexity
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The Framing Effect
The Framing Effect
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Fixed Pie Assumption
Fixed Pie Assumption
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Winner's Curse
Winner's Curse
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Overconfidence Bias
Overconfidence Bias
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Loss Aversion
Loss Aversion
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Consider Gains & Losses
Consider Gains & Losses
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Cultural Differences in Decision-Making
Cultural Differences in Decision-Making
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Objective Information & Feedback
Objective Information & Feedback
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Study Notes
Cognitive Biases
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Framing Effect: Decision preferences depend heavily on how a problem is presented ("framed"). A "loss" frame is more influential than a "gain" frame. Behavioral economics acknowledges that people don't always make rational choices, unlike traditional economics. People are more motivated by the potential loss than the potential gain.
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Fix-Pie Assumption: A tendency to see situations as win-lose, stemming from a competitive society. This leads to a distributive (rather than integrative) approach to negotiations, hindering both everyday and international interactions. Thinking creatively to find "win-win" options is crucial.
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Winner's Curse: Arises when one party holds better information than the other, leading to overestimation of a situation's value resulting in potentially overpaying. This overconfidence negatively impacts negotiation outcomes. Seeking external expertise and objective assessments is vital to address potential overestimation, making negotiation more successful.
Effective Decision Making
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Guidelines: Consider cultural nuances, recognize when to stop, and implement an effective decision-making process.
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HRO Habits: Highly reliable organizations (HROs) avoid complacency, empower frontline experts, embrace uncertainty, anticipate limitations, and maintain a balanced view of success and failure.
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Effective Decision-Making Process: Focus on crucial aspects, maintain logical consistency, blend subjective and objective thinking (analytical and intuitive), gather just enough information, encourage informed input, and use a streamlined and adaptable method.
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