Tag: decision science


Adult Decision-Making: Master the Art of Choosing Wisely

Introduction and Definition of Adult Decision-Making Competence Adult Decision-Making Competence (DMC), often referred to interchangeably with decisional capacity in clinical and legal settings, constitutes the foundational psychological ability for an individual to exercise autonomy. It is defined comprehensively as the capability to understand relevant information, to appreciate the nature and potential consequences of various choices, […]

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Decisional Enhancement: Attitudes & Research

Conceptualizing Decisional Enhancement and Public Perception Decisional enhancement refers to any intervention, typically relying on cognitive science, pharmacology, or technology, designed to improve the quality, efficiency, or rationality of human decision-making processes. These interventions range from simple cognitive training regimens and structured algorithmic supports to advanced neurotechnologies aimed at modulating neural circuits associated with bias […]

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