Group decision making frameworks

The identifies challenges and research opportunities on how the so called trust based network can be leveraged as an influence measure to foster decision making processes and recommendation mechanisms in complex social networks scenarios with uncertain knowledge, like the mentioned in e-health and e-marketing frameworks.

15p guernsey 28-12-2021 16 1   Download

To facilitate effective consensus reaching in large-scale social network GDM, we develop a threestep approach to reconcile conflicting preferences and accelerate the consensus process at the minimum cost.

29p guernsey 28-12-2021 20 1   Download

The framework of this study start from the cassava farmers’ aspect, link with factors concerned from literature review and then grouping the suitable criteria and sub-criteria.

10p lucastanguyen 01-06-2020 6 1   Download

This paper assesses a performance evaluation framework for wealth management (WM) banks. We propose a method that combines the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) with the assurance region (AR) model of data envelopment analysis (DEA) to enable a consensus decision. We also present several strategies for using this methodology, such as Delphi procedures. The analysis results indicate that evaluators (evaluation members) responsible for recommending the business performance of WM banks in Taiwan employ the AHP and DEA methods.

18p covid19 19-04-2020 17 2   Download

In organizations, groups of decision makers often meet to make judgments as a group on issues and tasks such as, hiring a person who best fits an open position. In such tasks called cognitive conflict tasks, where there is no conflict of interest, group members attempting to reach a common solution often differ on their perspectives to the problem. Cognitive conflicts have been studied in the context of Social Judgment Theory, which posits that persons or judges make a set of judgments about a set of events based on observation of a set of cues related to the events.

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Decision-making theories in tourism can be classified into three groups based on their underlined assumptions: rational choice, affect-driven and dual-process theories. Rational choice theories are the dominant framework in many fields including economics, political science, finance, marketing and tourism.

22p vixuka2711 12-06-2019 12 0   Download

Decision-making theories in tourism can be classified into three groups based on their underlined assumptions: rational choice, affect-driven and dual-process theories. Rational choice theories are the dominant framework in many fields including economics, political science, finance, and marketing.

16p vixuka2711 12-06-2019 19 1   Download