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What can decision-making be based on?
What can decision-making be based on?
- Assumptions of values, preferences and beliefs (correct)
- Previous experiences
- Personal biases
- External influences
What is often used to fill the gaps in complex decision-making processes?
What is often used to fill the gaps in complex decision-making processes?
- Past experiences
- Tacit knowledge (correct)
- External advice
- Explicit knowledge
In psychology, what is decision-making considered as?
In psychology, what is decision-making considered as?
- A physical action
- A cognitive process (correct)
- An emotional reaction
- A subconscious thought
What is the final result of every decision-making process?
What is the final result of every decision-making process?
What is decision-making process based on?
What is decision-making process based on?
Under what label is research about decision-making also published, particularly in European psychological research?
Under what label is research about decision-making also published, particularly in European psychological research?
Study Notes
Decision-Making Basics
- Decision-making can be based on logic, emotion, or a combination of both.
- Intuition is often used to fill the gaps in complex decision-making processes.
Decision-Making in Psychology
- Decision-making is considered a cognitive process in psychology.
Decision-Making Outcomes
- The final result of every decision-making process is a choice.
Decision-Making Foundation
- Decision-making process is based on the evaluation of options and selection of the best alternative.
Research on Decision-Making
- Research about decision-making is also published under the label of "judgment and decision-making", particularly in European psychological research.
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Description
Test your knowledge of decision-making in psychology with this quiz! Explore the cognitive process behind selecting beliefs and actions, and discover the factors that influence rational and irrational decision-making. Challenge yourself with questions on values, preferences, and beliefs that shape the decision-making process.
