Decision Rule-Use and Choice Making in Situations Involving the Safety and Welfare of Others

Abstract

One compelling argument for the social significance of inconsistent decision rule-use concerns how others are affected by random rule use behavior. Results of the present study indicate that risky decisions in critical situations where the lives of others are at risk are more likely to be made by random and maximin rule users than by maximax and MEU decision rule users.

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