Présentation de James Shanteau, PhD Date : Lundi 4 novembre 2002 10h-12h Lieu : CENA, salle de conférences Contact : Yannick Jestin tél: 05 62 25 96 02

Title :
"The Dynamics of Expert Decision Making: An Analysis of Air Traffic Control"

Abstract :

Various scholars (e.g., Connolly, Hogarth) have commented that little is know about the dynamics of decision making. This presentation will explore three aspects of dynamic decision making. The first involves longitudinal development of decision-making skill. The second concerns assessment of decisions in a dynamic (ever-changing) task -- air traffic control (ATC). The third aspect is the unexpected finding that dynamic assessments may predict ATC errors before they occur. This research has implications for theories of ATC, decision making, expertise, selection, training, and evaluation.

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The Cochran-Weiss-Shanteau (CWS) index of performance is described in the CWS home page. You can download and read presentations and papers about CWS from the CWS download area

bio :

Dr. Shanteau is Professor in the Kansas State University's department of psychology. His past research has examined decision making in a number of applied areas of psychology. Recent studies have involved analysis of organ donation decisions, expert decision makers in business and agriculture, medical decision making, and consumer health-care choices.

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