Effective decision making in complex situations – A matter of intelligence or cognitive style?

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Authors
  1. Lafond, D.
  2. Tremblay, S.
  3. DuCharme, M.B.
  4. Gagnon, J-F.
Corporate Authors
Defence R&D Canada - Valcartier, Valcartier QUE (CAN)
Abstract
We report an experiment assessing individual naturalistic decision making effectiveness in a complex simulated situation management task. The individual factors associated with success were mainly related to the cognitive style of participants rather than to the participant’s fluid intelligence as measured by the Raven’s advanced progressive matrices.
Report Number
DRDC-VALCARTIER-SL-2011-460 — Scientific Literature
Date of publication
01 Jun 2011
Number of Pages
2
DSTKIM No
CA036829
CANDIS No
536500
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Electronic Document(PDF)

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