Overconfidence is an important bias related to the ability to recognize the limits of one's knowledge. The present study examines overconfidence in predictions of job performance for participants presented with information ...

The purpose of this research is to investigate techniques which multinational corporations can apply to moderate the level of stress in the group decision-making process.

This article discusses the experience of Brazil regarding institutional design and decision-making powers and Brazil's efforts to enhance its convergence to international best practices, thereby improving Brazil's competition ...

The main aim of this paper is to study how economic environment and logic reasoning guidance the decision-making process to start-up a new business by potential entrepreneurs. The study proposes a new method using the ...

While applauding the attempts to involve the wider public in the education decision-making process in Trinidad and Tobago through a consultative process, Part 1 of this article warns that if the consultative process is to ...

© 2017, Sociedad Medica de Santiago. All rights reserved. In Chile, more than 180 thousand people (1% of the population) have some form of dementia. The figure should increase to approximately 600,000 (3% of Chileans) by ...

Enterprises need continuous product development activities to remain competitive in the marketplace. Their product development process (PDP) must manage stakeholders' needs - technical, financial, legal, and environmental ...