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C/PS/208. Role of Perception in Individual Decision Making

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2011
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The paper examines the influence of perception on decision making. References are made to the theory of behaviour and information processing explaining the role of perception in the process of making decisions about a situation or context.

 

KEYWORDS: Perception, decision making, theory of behaviour,

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Thank you very much! The paper is right to the point and it's going to be very helpful. Thanks again. Lilly