The theory of decision making¶
Edwards, W. (1954). The theory of decision making. Psychological Bulletin, 51(4), 380-417.
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- Decision
- It spans decision theory (utility, expected value, Bayesian decision rules), behavioral economics (revealed preference, heuristics and biases), management science (decision rights, governance structures), artificial intelligence (action selection, reinforcement learning), philosophy (agency, free will), and applied domains from medicine (clinical decision-making) to public policy (cost-benefit analysis, regulatory choice), a multidisciplinary scope that Edwards (1954) first surveyed in his canonical review.
This sourceCanonical interdisciplinary survey (with a 209-item bibliography) that introduced expected-utility decision theory to psychologists and established decision-making as a multi-domain field.
- It spans decision theory (utility, expected value, Bayesian decision rules), behavioral economics (revealed preference, heuristics and biases), management science (decision rights, governance structures), artificial intelligence (action selection, reinforcement learning), philosophy (agency, free will), and applied domains from medicine (clinical decision-making) to public policy (cost-benefit analysis, regulatory choice), a multidisciplinary scope that Edwards (1954) first surveyed in his canonical review.
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