Human judgment and decision processes in applied settings

by Martin F. Kaplan (Contributor)

Human Judgment and Decision Processes in Applied Settings, the second of two volumes, aims to define progress in understanding human decision-making. The first volume (Academic Press, 1975) focused on formal and mathematical approaches. This volume applies these theories and techniques to real-world decision-making problems, reflecting necessary adjustments to mathematical rules. It serves diverse interests, aiding planners, managers, researchers, educators, and policymakers in overcoming decision-making challenges in an uncertain world.

281 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1977