Subjective Decision Making
Subjective Decision Making is a decision-making process in the context of disparate treatment wherein evaluative judgments are based on individual discretion or impressionistic assessments rather than on standardized, objective criteria, thereby increasing the risk of bias or discriminatory outcomes.
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Causal role of prefrontal cortex in the threshold for access to consciousness
Antoine Del Cul, Stanislas Dehaene, Pablo Reyes et al. · Brain · 2009 · 345 citations
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Subjective probabilities inferred from decisions.
Ward Edwards · Psychological Review · 1962 · 340 citations
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