Judgment in Management Decision Making - (6th Edition)

Author: Bazerman
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: In situations that require careful judgment, we are all more or less affected by self-biases. However, by reading this book, you will learn to identify and potentially overcome these biases to make better management decisions or life decisions. This textbook examines the judgments present in various organizational contexts and provides operational strategies to improve people's decision-making processes. The book also offers vivid and engaging examples derived from the author's management training experience, helping people enhance their management decision-making skills. The first five editions of this book have been widely used in economics, psychology, decision-making, negotiation, and organizational behavior courses at Harvard University, Northwestern University, and the Harvard Business School, as well as various advanced management training programs. Additionally, the book is also suitable for students and professionals in the field of behavioral finance.