Articles tagged with Social Decision Making
A two-year study found that mixed-gender investment clubs earn higher returns than same-sex clubs, thanks to the combination of different approaches and motivations. The research suggests that men and women bring unique perspectives to investing, leading to more diversified portfolios and better financial decisions.
A new study by UCSF researchers found that applying well-established business techniques to medical consultations improves breast cancer patients' treatment decisions. Patients reported higher levels of satisfaction, decision quality, and agreement with physicians about their treatment choices.
A new study by Cornell University's Randall Peterson suggests that all small groups can function more efficiently by limiting free speech. When members have the opportunity to express their opinions, they are more likely to feel the decision-making process is fair, but excessive voice can stymie progress.
A large longitudinal study found that job strain is a significant risk factor for high blood pressure and heart disease. Men with highly demanding jobs experience higher blood pressure, while those who move to less demanding roles see their blood pressure decrease over time.
New York-based medical schools are developing a statewide approach to address inadequate attention to emotional and ethical issues surrounding end-of-life care. A committee will be appointed to design recommendations for all schools, building on existing efforts by individual institutions.