The interconnectedness of judgment and decision-making processes involves evaluating options and making choices influenced by various factors such as context, culture, education, available information, and personality traits.
Judgment and decision making are interrelated processes.
Judgement and decision making.
Framing effect
Decisions based on the framing effect are made by focusing on the way the information is presented instead of the information itself.
Frame
The perspective from which a choice is described or framed affects how a decision is made and which option is chosen.
Factors influencing decision making
Context
Information available
Level of education
Personality
Culture
Heuroistics
Representativeness Heuristic
Availability Heuristic
Anchoring Heuristic
Mental shortcuts that allow people to solve problems and make judgments quickly and efficiently.
Regret making a decision vs regret missing an opportunity
Judgemental person
Someone who often rushes to judgment without reason.
Judgement
The process by which you form opinions, reach conclusions, and make critical evaluations of events and people. You often make judgments spontaneously, without prompting.
Decision making
The process of choosing between alternatives, selecting and rejecting available options.
