Decision-making
In psychology, decision-making is regarded as the cognitive process resulting in the selection of a belief or a course of action among several alternative possibilities. Decision-making is the process of identifying and choosing alternatives based on the values, preferences and beliefs of the decision-maker.
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Sarah-Jayne Blakemore
Professor
Brian Knutson
Professor
Joseph A. Mikels
Author
Gregory R. Samanez-Larkin
Researcher
Moritz Hardt
Computer science researcher
Matthew T. Brodhead
Analyst
Clare MacMahon
Author
Henri Prade
Author
James Jaccard
Psychologist
Duane Theodore Wegener
Researcher
Mikle South
Researcher
Cristina Bicchieri
American-Italian philosopher
Boris Maciejovsky
Behavioral economist
Katy Milkman
Economist
Carmen Tanner
Author
Stefan Zeisberger
Elliot A. Ludvig
Experimenter
Vinay Prasad
Author
N Karacapilidis
Author
Imelda Coyne
Researcher
Jared Keeley
Author
Johanna Nalau
Researcher
Matthew Hornsey
Researcher
Michal Petr
Researcher
Tracey K Bucknall
Researcher
Simon van Gaal
Researcher
Itiel E. Dror
Neuroscientist
Catherine Hartley
Researcher
Floris P de Lange
Researcher
Christian Lebiere
Researcher
Robert Goldstone
Psychologist
Matthew J. Gabel
Political scientist
Yuval Feldman
Timothy Behrens
Neuroscientist
Rafal Bogacz
Neuroscientist
Jonathan W. Pillow
Researcher
Nir Halevy
University teacher
Ezra M. Markowitz
John Mowen
Author
Philip Fernbach
Author
Jonathan Levav
University teacher
Wayne D. Hoyer
Author
Justin Kruger
American social psychologist
Utpal Dholakia
American-Indian author
Adrian R Camilleri
Researcher
Volkan Topalli
Author
Douglas Medin
Professor