Elimination by aspects¶
Tversky, A. (1972). Elimination by aspects: A theory of choice. Psychological Review, 79(4), 281-299.
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Mechanisms¶
- Choice Set Pruning Method
- This is elimination by aspects
This sourceDefines elimination by aspects as successive pruning by selecting an aspect and discarding alternatives that lack it.
- This is elimination by aspects
- Good-Enough Option Matrix
- … is that it makes trade-offs and exclusions legible to everyone in the room and structurally blocks a high score from compensating for a floor failure — the logic of noncompensatory decision rules, in which options failing on a critical attribute are eliminated rather than out-totaled, as in elimination by aspects.
This sourceModels elimination by aspects as a noncompensatory rule that removes options lacking a selected attribute rather than allowing other strengths to offset that failure.
- … is that it makes trade-offs and exclusions legible to everyone in the room and structurally blocks a high score from compensating for a floor failure — the logic of noncompensatory decision rules, in which options failing on a critical attribute are eliminated rather than out-totaled, as in elimination by aspects.
- Readiness Gate Scorecard without Averaging
- Displaying readiness this way is a non-compensatory
This sourceModels choice as sequential elimination by selected aspects rather than compensatory aggregation of all aspect scores.
- Displaying readiness this way is a non-compensatory
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