Whilst judgement theory has had little attention over the years. Both Newtonian methods and Einstein's theory of relativity have both contributed to judgement theory. Judgement refines our ability to make rational decisions.
Rational Decision Making
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1. RATIONAL DECISION-MAKING IN BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS
https://www.nobelprize.org/.../laureates/1978/simon-lecture.pdf
RATIONAL DECISION-MAKING IN BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS Nobel Memorial Lecture, 8 December, 1978 by HERBERT A. SIMON Carnegie-Mellon University*, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA[PDF]
2. DECISION MAKING: BETWEEN RATIONALITY AND REALITY
indecs.eu/2009/indecs2009-pp78-89.pdf
DECISION MAKING: BETWEEN RATIONALITY AND REALITY ... Decision making: between rationality and ... and economy influential theories about rational decision-making ...[PDF]
3. THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS - National Forum Journals
www.nationalforum.com/Electronic Journal Volumes/Lunenburg, Fred C...
emphasized two basic models of decision making: the rational model and the bounded ... the decision making process can be broken down into six steps ... Published in: Journal of the American Geriatrics Society · 1987 Authors: Michael R Gordon
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Dennis Mazur
It is the judgement skills of a presiding judge in a court of Law that predetermines the sentence, the decision. Pilots flying aircraft be it military or civilian aircraft rely on their judgement skills when flying using the data from instrument flying and make decisions in accordance with protocols,
I had published a paper on judgement skills an approach to preventing injuries in rugby a code of football.in the European Journal of Sports Medicine March 2016 Broughton, Cromie, Trimble, Cummiskey and Corrie, Trinity College, University of Dublin, Ireland..
Formal Rational Decision Making vs. Human Judgment
Formal rational decision making is often described as having three components: (1) outcomes (benefits and risks), (2) the chances (probabilities) that the outcomes will occur, and (3) the preferences of the outcomes. Human judgment has been shown to depart from rationality in systematic and predictable ways.
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Dennis Mazur
Fechner illustrated a decision model based on discrimination however in doing so the process of involves a judgement skill that can be practised, learned and applied. Decision-making is time dependent and has heuristic attributes. The sequence involves Judgement J, knowledge Jk, skill Js. all of which informs the soccer athlete enabling him/her to make decisions.