Individual and Group Decision Making: Current Issues

315 pp., x. '1' in number line. Following the Preface, Contents divided into15 Essays in 4 Parts: Part I: INDIVIDUAL ADDRESSES Hal R. Arkes, "Some Practical Judgment and Decision-Making Research"; (2) John W. Payne, James R. Bettman, and Eric J. Johnson, "The Use of Multiple Strategies in Judgment and Choice"; Part II: PROCESSING PROBABILISTIC INFORMATION (3) Stephen E. Edgell, "Using Configural and Dimensional Information"; (4) John E. Sawyer, "Judgment of Nonlinear Contingencies and Applications of Contingencies to Organizational Behavior"; (5) Janet A. Sniezek and Timothy Buckley, "Becoming More or Less Certain"; (6) R. Scott Tindale, "Decision Errors Made by Individuals and Groups"; (7) N. John Castellan, Jr., "Paradoxes in Individual and Group DecisionMaking: A Plea for Models"; Part III: JURY DECISION MAKING (8) Jonathan J. Koehler, "The Normative Status of Base Rates at Trial"; (9) Peter Miene, Eugene Borgida, and Roger Park, "The Evaluation of Hearsay Evidence: A Social Psychological Approach"; (10) James R.P. Ogloff, "Jury Decision Making and the Insanity Defense"; (11) William C. Thompson, "Research on Jury Decision Making: The State of the Science"; Part IV: NATURALISTIC GROUP DECISION MAKING (12) Janis A. Cannon-Bowers, Eduardo Salas, and Sharolyn Converse, "Shared Mental Models in Expert Team Decision Making"; (13) LorRaine Duffy, "Team Decision Making and Technology"; (14) A. Rodney Wellens, "Group Situation Awareness and Distributed Decision Making: From Military to Civilian Applications"; (15) William C. McDaniel, "Naturalistic Group Decision Making: Overview and Summary"; Author Index, pp. 301-310; Subject Index, pp. 311-315. Glossy burnt orange wrappers with Dark brown lettering on front cover, superimposd upon "graph paper". NO previous owner names; NO remainder marks. FLAWLESS. UNREAD.…