Why don't we naturally make good decisions? / Ron Howard
Series: Stanford Executive BriefingsPublication details: Stanford Stanford Video 2007Description: 1 DVD Running time 49 minsSubject(s): LOC classification:- HD30.23.H69 2000
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Professor Howard explains the fundamental, but rarely applied, thinking processes that should be undertaken before we make any important decision. He describes the crtical distinction between decisions and outcomes, what makes decision making so difficult, and the elements of high quality decisions: proper framing, clear alternatives, appropriate information, considered preferences and the logic necessary for an uncertain world.
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