Human Information Processing, Decision Style Theory and Accounting Information Systems: A Reply.

Michael J. Driver · Theodore J. Mock

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Abstract Responds to comments on a paper which employed the Decision Style theory to examine decision speed, information purchase and information use. Strategies of scientific investigation; Revision of the Decision Style model.

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