I would like to know about the existing models of decision making, from different aspects of the process. For example, the stages of decision making (and the impairments), the computation of decision making, the variables affecting decision making (reward, probability, timing, etc.), neuropsychological-pharmacological models, etc.
Is there a review or a book that integrates this information?
Good morning, thank you for the comments.
Shafig, thank you very much for your article, it is really good!
Anyway, my question is more related to personal process decision making, from the neurological/deficit point of view rather than from the business/organizational pint of view, although I understand this can be overlapped.
However, I am going to have a deep look at your article. I am sure it contains very helpful information.
Thanks again.
I suggest you read "Neuroeconomics - Decision making and the brain" (2013). It is big, but easily written and you have everything in there. Economic accounts of decision making, neurobiological accounts, computational models etc
Thank you so much, Suman. I had this book already!!
To be honest, I am having difficulties following this book, as it is sometimes too "mathematical" for me :( !!
So I decided I will look for more cognitive-process models and leave this for later.
Thanks again, good luck to you too!!
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