Rational Decisions in Organisations

Adam, Frédéric; Iwko, Joanna; Kiely, Gaye; Kuchta, Dorota; Marchwicka, Ewa; McCarthy, Stephen P.; Phillips‐Wren, Gloria; Stanek, Stanisław; Trzaskalik, Tadeusz; Sarı, İrem Uçal

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“…It is believed that individuals' decisionmaking ability is limited by both their internal and external environment, which may prevent them from making completely impartial decisions due to the limits of rationality (Simon, 2000). The rational decision-making style is defined as a logical evaluation of alternatives through extensive and detailed research, problem identification, fact-gathering, analysis of alternatives and consequences, and the process of decision-making (Adam et al, 2022;Scott & Bruce, 1995). The steps of a rational decision-making process are as follows: (i) identifying the problem that requires a solution; (ii) determining the solution scenario; (iii) conducting a gap analysis; (iv) collecting facts, options, and alternatives; (v) analyzing the consequences of the options; (vi) selecting the best possible option; (vii) implementing the solution decision and evaluating the outcome (Uzonwanne, 2022).…”

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The Mediating Role of Intrinsic Motivation in the Effect of Rational Decision-Making on Academic Procrastination

Işıkgöz

2024

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Recent studies have shown that several psychological factors commonly found in students are associated with academic procrastination. In this study, the effects of rational decision-making and intrinsic motivation on the mechanisms of academic procrastination in college students were investigated. In this context, data were collected from 689 (383 male and 306 female) students enrolled in physical education and sports at universities in Turkey using rational decision-making, academic procrastination, and intrinsic motivation scales. The results showed that students' intrinsic motivation positively influences rational decision-making and negatively influences academic procrastination behavior. In addition, intrinsic motivation has a negative influence on academic procrastination behavior. On the other hand, intrinsic motivation plays a mediating role between rational decision-making and academic procrastination behavior with a high degree of effectiveness. The effect of intrinsic motivation on the effect of rational decision-making on academic procrastination behavior is 45.2%. Thus, intrinsic motivation indirectly and significantly offsets the negative effects of students' rational decision-making on academic procrastination behavior. Since the results of the study are not only scientifically but also practically important, the analytical relationship between students' decision-making styles and academic procrastination behavior as well as the necessary predictions for all motivational components underlying procrastination leading to academic failure should be made.

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The Mediating Role of Intrinsic Motivation in the Effect of Rational Decision-Making on Academic Procrastination

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2024

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“…Rational decision-making involves a rigorous process that relies on objective information and logical reasoning. This includes determining the issue at hand, collecting relevant data, exploring choices and potential outcomes, carefully analyzing options, examining interconnections, and, finally, selecting from among feasible options (Adam et al 2022).…”

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The Public Health Crisis Conceptual Model: Historical Application to the World’s First Nuclear Bomb Test

Couig,

Lavin,

Rogers

et al. 2024

Social Sciences

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Background/purpose: The Public Health Crisis Conceptual Model was developed to identify and address healthcare and human services needs related to a disaster. The purpose of this study was to historically apply this model to the counties and populations most affected by the first nuclear test in 1945, with a focus on community and local priorities, and to further describe this model and validate its usefulness. If the model had been applied in 1945, what might have been different with respect to research, epidemiological studies, and reparations? Methods: A historical, descriptive case study approach was used, with a focus on community and local priorities. Results: While it was deemed necessary to maintain secrecy surrounding the Trinity test during wartime efforts, scientists and the military knew of the potential dangers of radioactive fallout. However, they neglected to inform exposed New Mexicans after the information about the nature of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki had been made public. Conclusions: Research and epidemiological studies could have been implemented years before they were. Resources were not and have not been distributed equitably to those exposed to fallout from the Trinity test site. Using the Public Health Crisis Conceptual Model will help ensure that community and local priorities are an integral component of future disaster-related research.

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The Impact of Cost, Level of Service and Advertising on Decisions about Online Transportation Reuse, with Customer Satisfaction Serving as a Mediating Variable

Pratikno,

Permana

2024

International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Techno

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This research aims to analyze influencing factors Satisfaction Customers , including : Price, Promotion, and Quality Service,. This research also wants to analyze influence of price, promotion, quality Service, Satisfaction Customer on Reuse Decisions as well analyze How Satisfaction Customer mediate influence of price, promotion, quality Service on Reuse Decisions. Population in This research is a customer who has been use online transportation. taking sample used is This sample is probability sampling. Research methods used is quantitative with SEM-PLS. Based on analysis in this research was obtained results that: Price is not influential significant to Satisfaction Custome ; Promotion influential positive and significant to Satisfaction Customer ; Quality Service influential to Satisfaction Customer ; Satisfaction Customer influential positive and significant on Reuse Decisions ; Price matters on Reuse Decisions ; Promotion No influential on Reuse Decisions ; Quality Service influential positive and significant on Reuse Decisions; Satisfaction Customer No succeed mediate the influence of price on reuse decisions ; Satisfaction Customer succeed mediate Promotion, Quality Service on Reuse Decisions.

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Rational Decisions in Organisations

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The Mediating Role of Intrinsic Motivation in the Effect of Rational Decision-Making on Academic Procrastination

The Mediating Role of Intrinsic Motivation in the Effect of Rational Decision-Making on Academic Procrastination

The Public Health Crisis Conceptual Model: Historical Application to the World’s First Nuclear Bomb Test

The Impact of Cost, Level of Service and Advertising on Decisions about Online Transportation Reuse, with Customer Satisfaction Serving as a Mediating Variable

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