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    • RESEARCH REPORTS ON DECISION MAKING:

    Introduction to Research Reports
    1. Decision Making Criteria
    2. Political & Public Policy Decision Making
    3. Good Judgment & Decision Making
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    Research Report #1
    Decision Making Criteria

    Criteria Usually Are:

  •  Measures of Value
  •  Means of Judging
  •  Standards
    		•      
  •  Priorities
  •  Importance of Elements
  •  Test Applied

    • Decision Making Criteria

    Criteria are constantly used in decision making. The nature of the decision will often determine the criteria used. People may have their own personal criteria, and often, organizational policies will dictate criteria to be used. In any event, have a clear picture of the criteria you will be using. Criteria can have sub-criteria, too. Every decision problem will have its own criteria. To stimulate your thinking, here are just some of the possible criteria you may use:

    Acceptance
    Accuracy
    Achievable
    Advertising
    Age

    Approval
    Attributes availability
    Budget
    Capacity
    Challenging

    Climate
    Color
    Comfort
    Communication
    Compensation

    Complexity
    Constraints
    Contingencies
    Control
    Cost

    Cost of living
    Creativity
    Culture
    Detail
    Dimensions

    Distance
    Drinking
    Education
    Effectiveness
    Efficiency

    Emotions
    Employment
    Environment
    Errors
    Ethics

    Facilities
    Family
    Fees
    Function
    Fundamentals

    Gender
    Growth
    Habits
    Health
    Honesty

    Housing
    identify
    Impact
    Important
    Impact

    Internet
    Involvement
    Irregularities
    Know-how
    Language

    Laws of change
    Leadership
    Lifestyle
    Legal
    Lighting

    Location
    Logic
    Management
    Market
    Market share

    Measure
    Necessary
    Memory
    Merit
    Modification

    Money
    Moral
    Motivation
    Originality
    Outcome

    Output
    Participation
    Peace
    Performance
    Permanency

    Personnel
    Physical
    Precision
    Probability
    Profits

    Protection
    Publicity
    Quality
    Quality of life
    Quantity

    Regularities
    Regulations
    Relevance
    Reports
    Research

    Resources
    Results
    Rate of return
    Routine
    Safety

    Sales
    Schools
    Service
    Style
    Sex

    Skills
    Size
    Strategies
    Systems
    Tax effects

    Teams
    Technology
    Temperature
    Thinking ability
    Time

    Transportation
    Understandable
    Work loads
    Work attitude