Decision Making Model
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Even before you can use a decision making model you must decide which model will be most suitable to help you solve a given problem or set of problems.
Every model has its advantages and disadvantages, strengths and weaknesses.
The very number of models to choose from can lead to ... indecision! Even the simple decision tree will often be hopelessly inadequate.
In fact, it can even be counter-productive to attempt to identify the model that will fit...
- the type of problem at hand,
- your personality,
- your knowledge of the problem and its sources,
- your knowledge of yourself!
The short list above is only a small sample of what you need to know to arrive at the most favorable decision point.
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You need a simple yet reliable method of...
- identifying the significant aspects (parameters),
- analyzing their respective importance and collective interaction,
...to obtain a clear picture of the necessary
- compromises
- actions
...that will enable you to make the best "informed" decision possible, no matter what the circumstances.
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